molds

Forum Post storing silicone molds
it they are tin (condensation) silicone molds, you can place the molds in a plastic bag to retain their moisture so they stay pliable. a light coating of talc may help too. platinum (addition) sili...
Forum Post Making molds from original sculptures
I am having a hard time finding a company that will make molds of my original sculptures without damaging the surface. Are there any mold making companies that specialize doing this?
Forum Post Molds
There are a number of web sites with instructions on making rubber molds. Your first choice is if you can allow part lines on the finished object. If not you need to go with a brush on rubber and crea...
Forum Post I need someone to make 2 part urethane mother molds of small...
I need someone to make 2 part urethane mother molds of small parts. I will provide the original part. Call me 708-799-6811 any day including weekends after Noon. Thanks.
Forum Post Making Molds from original art work
I am looking for someone to make molds of my original sculptures with out damaging the original work. My purpose for this is to make limited editions of my work. Can anyone help me on this matter?
Forum Post where can i purchase plastic molds of half bottles
where can i purchase plastic molds of half bottles
Forum Post crack my first mold/Check out foam latex, special effects makeup, molds, clays
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Forum Post aquaresin query
I prefer using duoMatrix NEO, another polymer-modified gypsum material. I've used this for bother molds, mother molds & castings made using the hand lay-up technique.
Forum Post clear life cast
Silicone molds would accommodate your casting media much better. Alginate contains water & that will interract with your casting media. I have used Body Double silicone successfully many times to...
Forum Post clay mug with a face sculpted on it
Of course it can be reproduced. To turn out 500, I would need to charge you for the molds that need to be made. The molds would belong to you natch. As for costs, I'd have to discuss that by...
Forum Post How to best preserve a silicon mold?
[I never heard that about plaster- I use plaster shells on silicone rubber molds and have never noticed that they degrade any faster than molds without them. Silicone rubber is fairly inert when set u...
Forum Post Hydrospan
...ymers. I have their great catalog, but have not had a chance to order yet. Still working in clay squeeze molds, plaster piece molds and waiting to try gelatine molding - born in the wrong century I gu...
Forum Post Polyester mold-surface surface curing problems: I should hav...
...d-surface surface curing problems: I should have added that I was told it was styrene emissions from old molds but new molds do it too. So did latex, back when I used that junk....
Forum Post mold maker wanted
Hi Pete I am also residing in Paphos, I produce silicon rubber molds for such things as sculptures and garden ornaments, I also work with fibreglass and latex molds. Do you have an email address whe...
Forum Post How to make Polyurethane casting?
...se but they can range in price from $ 500 - $ 25,000 (US); you can get good results by hand with smaller molds, but the process becomes unweildly with larger molds you can avoid this process by des...
Forum Post How about polyurethane foam
...stick to silicone. I talked with a rep from Polytek today who said you need platinum-cure sils. for such molds. The manufacturing co. seen on This Old House used heavy silicone molds I think....
Forum Post Polyester casting problem with small (say 2-10cm3) silicone ...
Polyester casting problem with small (say 2-10cm3) silicone molds of fossils. We use laminating resin. Most often it does not cure properly where resin contacts mold; surface ends up soft, tacky and w...
Blog Comment Recent sculptures for casting
Hi Rebecca - do you cast only one or several? and what kind of molds do you use?
Forum Post bronze casting terms
[In ancient China, the use of fired ceramic piece-molds superseded carved stone molds at a very early date. I'm fairly sure that early Korean metalworkers were aware of this technique. However Do...
Forum Post Mould-making from plastiline sculptures
[100% silicone caulk does work fairly well for molds, but it's thick I should have specified that the first layer should be thinned with a little water (it helps to cure it quicker) and appli...
Forum Post Anyone heard of this modelling compound?
... Barney started marketing it. It does not burn out well as the are too many inorganic fillers in it. The molds have to be cleaned with water/air after burnout and it's just a big pain. Use victor...
Forum Post Silicone according to
...mold, release agents are often used to prolong mold life. If this is the case, some Poly Urethane rubber molds may perform nearly as well at half the price. If your mold costs are high, it may pay for...
Forum Post Wants molding advice
...itives are worse, and the catalysts are really bad. Plaster works better for shells if you are using the molds for casting wax, since soaking the plaster shell in water will allow excess wax to releas...
Forum Post Sulphur, silicon, and plasticine
I keep hearing about how sulphur in plasticine inhibits the curing of silicon molds. But i have been using bathroom caulk variety silicon for
Forum Post casting resin
Hi Rose, molds are often made of liquid plastic and resin
Forum Post WTB: Bronze Sculpture, *original* Russell or Remington
I have molds of the remakes all of them mini medium and big ones if interested please let me know rhunt86@yahoo.com
Forum Post Mold Maker
I do custom molds in just about every medium. You can reply here or send me a PM and I'll get back to you. Judy
Forum Post ...to crack my first mold
...g the plaster casts from the plaster mold without breaking any fingers off. Casting plaster into plaster molds can be done, but it's touchy- that's one reason many sculptors prefer flexible ...
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