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Replacement formliners · Matching from a sample
Matching a formliner from a sample.
Building a replacement liner to match one from another supplier, using an offcut, a panel or the worn liner itself.
Overview
Matching from a sample, in plain terms.
Sometimes the original supplier has gone, or the pattern is lost. We can build a new pattern from what's left.
The best source is a good cast panel; next best is the liner itself.
What sets it apart
Four things that define this route.
From the worn liner
Restored on the pattern.
From an offcut
Small samples scaled up.
Match approval
Sample panel before production.
How we build it
From pattern to released tool.
We take a mould from the source, create a pattern, restore any wear, and pour the new liner.
A sample is cast for comparison.
The honest bit
What to know before you commit.
A match from a worn source may differ slightly from the original new liner. We'll show you the sample first.
At a glance
The idea in a picture.
Where the formliner sits
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FAQs
Questions we hear about this.
Can you match a discontinued texture?
Often, from a panel.
Do you need the whole liner?
No, a representative section is enough.
In this family
Related routes under Replacement formliners.
Get in touch
Send us a photograph of the panel or the elevation.
One photograph tells us what surface you're chasing, and one line about the mix tells us what silicone or polyurethane will survive it.
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