ronmecer
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Hi, I'm writing an instruction about "Bending PVC pipe". Here are my steps:
1. Heat the PVC pipe gently with a blowtorch.
2. Bend the PVC pipe when it becomes soft.
3. Wipe the PVC pipe with a wet rag to firm the shape.
or (Wipe the PVC pipe with a wet rag until firm/ fixed /set)
I'm not sure if "firm the shape" is a correct usage. If not, is there a better way to say it?
How about "firm / fixed / set"? Which one is more suitable in this case?
Thanks!
1. Heat the PVC pipe gently with a blowtorch.
2. Bend the PVC pipe when it becomes soft.
3. Wipe the PVC pipe with a wet rag to firm the shape.
or (Wipe the PVC pipe with a wet rag until firm/ fixed /set)
I'm not sure if "firm the shape" is a correct usage. If not, is there a better way to say it?
How about "firm / fixed / set"? Which one is more suitable in this case?
Thanks!