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Old 11-13-2009, 06:04 PM
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Should I coat the 2x6 I am using for the hearth form in vegetable oil to help prevent any bond between the wood and concrete? Is this step necessary?
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A release agent helps.
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I paint on a bit of motor oil as a release agent
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One quick tap with the hammer and your forms drop off. I didn't use a release agent.
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