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TWI Fundamentals: "Birthing" Experiment Around a Mirror On The Body
over 1 year ago
TWI Quick Tip: Stretch Formula
Created about 4 years ago
In this video, Rainer gives a quick tip on how to measure the percengage of stretch for recessed areas. Its a very easy protocol to incorporate into prep on a job that helps elminate any questions on if an area is too deep for cast or calendar films. masking tape, tape measure, marker index: prep/properties tags: measuring, stretch, prep, recessed areas, masking tape, rainer
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TWI Fundamentals: Super Technique: Circle of Wrinkles for Back Bumpers
about 5 years ago
05:07
TWI Technique: The Shimmy: Tension Relieving Technique
over 5 years ago
06:22
Cold Pre-Stretch Mirror: In and Out
about 7 years ago
04:58
TWI Fundamentals: Chrome Overlay Door Handle Technique
almost 9 years ago