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  1. 7th July 2005, 03:09 PM #1
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    Default how to make your own cornice

    I just wonder how do I made my own cornice. Sometimes I see some designs which I like and I just wonder how do I duplicate this design so that I can fix it to the ceiling.

    By the way is this white powder material called "plaster of paris".

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    Welcome to the forum. There are many companies that specialise in cornice reproduction or custom one off stuff. At $10 - 100 per 4 metre length, it is not worth your while reproducing.

    Look up companies like www.plasterproducts.com.au and check styles etc etc etc.

    For example a 4 metre length fancy cornice cost me $19.

    Standard BORAL/CSR cove cornice costs approx $1.50 per metre
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    Postage from Oz to Singapore is a killer though.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ozwinner
    Postage from Oz to Singapore is a killer though.
    True.

    So buy from here:http://champtpe.trustpass.alibaba.com/productlist.html
    or here:
    http://search.catcha.com.my/www/Busi...ion/more3.html
    or here:
    http://www.lafargeprestia.com/body__...-plasters.html



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  6. 8th July 2005, 09:16 PM #5
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    Thank you very very much everybody for the link.

    I was thinking how nice if I know how to duplicate things which I like , henceforth I would like to learn how to duplicate figurines, designs etc, using plasters such as plaster of paris or whichever that can do the job.

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