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> Is there solid evidence that this is actually possible, as opposed to creating a layer on top of it? I doubt that's actually what happens, but if you think o
by war1025 6y ago
> Is there solid evidence that this is actually possible, as opposed to creating a layer on top of it?
I doubt that's actually what happens, but if you think of it that way, you'll end up with the right result.
- ethbr0 6y ago"Soak into" is probably an engineering approximation converted to lay language. What we're really talking about is surface-gap-filling. So yes, "into" at some level of magnification. "Onto" at another.
- BikiniPrince 6y agoIndeed! I was avoiding describing the surfaces at high detail .