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MMD Archives April 1996 1996.04.05 02 Prev  Next Coating Pouches (addendum) By Les Smith I knew I left something out! If you're replacing pouches that have a cardboard lifter disc attached to them, don't seal the entire pouch. Leave a tiny area in the center of the pouch unsealed by the thinned rubber cement mixture. This is where the drop of glue that holds the lifter disc to the pouch will go. When attaching the lifter discs, it's best to inflate each pouch by means of a short length of tubing attached to the pouch input nipple. With the pouch inflated, it's easier to center lifter disc. I hope that this helps! Les Smith (Message sent Fri 5 Apr 1996, 14:56:45 GMT, from time zone GMT-0500.) Key Words in Subject:  addendum, Coating, Pouches

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