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3rd May 2007, 12:44 PM
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I mechanically stretched to get the film roughly flat, then used heat to get tension. Mine was a Saran 3 film, which is biax oriented and relatively soft. If you don't mind frequent re-tensioning, you can get away with this. The Clysar has the same problem, but I only have to re-tension it about every 6 weeks or so.
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