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Polyurethane coating on N52s
Would it be safe to use an aerosol spray poly for a magnet implant coating?
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https://www.mddionline.com/using-polyurethanes-medical-applicat
Judging by a quick google search, I highly doubt it.
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@jebroad I ordered 20 of the SMM magnets. I am going to coat some using sodium silicate and aerogel. I put some of the aerogel in a rock tumbler a few months ago along with steel balls. I ran it for a month. When it came out I had a super fine powder. I will mix it with the sodium silicate and then test it. If all goes well I will implant one in my arm. After a year or so then take it out. If it looks good I will put one in the finger.
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@puzbiks1 said:
@jebroad I ordered 20 of the SMM magnets. I am going to coat some using sodium silicate and aerogel. I put some of the aerogel in a rock tumbler a few months ago along with steel balls. I ran it for a month. When it came out I had a super fine powder. I will mix it with the sodium silicate and then test it. If all goes well I will implant one in my arm. After a year or so then take it out. If it looks good I will put one in the finger.Sounds pretty interesting, let me know how it goes.
