Could you guys check your seals? I am seeking a MOC seal that has a waffle seal that might not have had enough pressure in the factory seal or may have been sealed with a waffle and then changed to a flat seal. Or even what may look like a double tapped seal. Yes I am aware that alot of reseals may looks this way. I just know there was a great deal of trial and error in finding a good sealing process and i am sure some MOC figures out there have seals that reflect the various gasket and various pressure methods used along with factory workers learning curve.
Would be very grateful for messages and or pictures either to me or in this thread.
DarthBerizing Johnpaul Ragusa
Posts : 7050 Join date : 2009-11-24 Age : 51 Location : Dutchess County, NY
Could you guys check your seals? I am seeking a MOC seal that has a waffle seal that might not have had enough pressure in the factory seal or may have been sealed with a waffle and then changed to a flat seal. Or even what may look like a double tapped seal. Yes I am aware that alot of reseals may looks this way. I just know there was a great deal of trial and error in finding a good sealing process and i am sure some MOC figures out there have seals that reflect the various gasket and various pressure methods used along with factory workers learning curve.
Would be very grateful for messages and or pictures either to me or in this thread.
What the what??
Sorry but I don't understand. Are you asking if anyone has a MOC that's partially a waffle pattern and partially flat seal?
Honestly I've never seen it , or even heard of it. It would fly in the face of the whole process
Snaggleteeth New User
Posts : 6 Join date : 2012-07-31
Subject: Re: 12-32 backs with waffle/flat seals Mon Jul 29, 2013 11:52 am
Yes I suppose it does. I have been told alot of realistic potential reasons or methods that something like this could/did occur from multiple veterans. The factory process of a learning worker and or trial and error could surely lend credence that other examples exist. Be it caused from misplaced seal, gasket changes, pressure etc. Never the less I may be searching for a needle in a hay stack. Thanks
Subject: 12-32 backs with waffle/flat seals 
Fri Jul 26, 2013 5:45 pm
