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Forum Post where is information on silicone mold? I was wondering ifI c...
where is information on silicone mold? I was wondering ifI could make a mold out of silicone and use it to form ... silicone.
Forum Post How do you matte silicone? (I used dragon skin and sealed it...
How do you matte silicone? (I used dragon skin and sealed it with silicone caulking mixed with white gasoline). I know you are supposed to work the caulking until it dries to create the matte look, b...
Forum Post storing silicone molds
...many times but for some reason I don't remember a straight answer. What's the best way to store a silicone mold? I've been told to put a thin layer of plaster into it to keep it's ...
Forum Post Silicone according to
...ness, I knew nothing of urethane rubber, just the casting plastic. My first molds were of natural latex and silicone. Latex took forever and is not cheap either. The silicone gave me problems: tearing...
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...
Forum Post resin casting problems
Something, some gas, is still exuding from the newer silicone mold, inhibiting the cure. So quit using it! I never trusted the tube silicone mold making idea altho someone here recently suggested how ...
Forum Post Mothermold Question
... up in the mold. I like thinner and rely on the mother mold for support; sometimes I add strength to the silicone by impregnating nylon/spandex cloth into the rubber as reinforcement, but still kee...
Forum Post newbie | need help with sculpture :)
Your going to want to consider using a silicone rubber rather than latex; the mold making process will be much faster with silicone than latex & is totally appropriate for this application. Latex ...
Forum Post body cast
you can also use alginate or silicone; I prefer using Alja-Safe alginate or Body Double silicone, both from Smooth-On; you need to decide how many times you intend to use the mold; just once or do y...
Forum Post Mould-making from plastiline sculptures
For a while I used expensive casting silicone, and found out from a long-time foundry owner a little secret that has saved me a TON of money. He uses silicone caulking (bought at Wal Mart) and I&#...
Forum Post material for casting rubber toys???
I recommend using platinum silicone - check out DRAGON SKIN from Smooth-On. Tin silicones exude acetic acid and alcohol - not good for kids toys. But you must learn all you can about these mater...
Forum Post Mold From Wood Furniture?
You can use silicone rubber. For isolated areas I have used EQUINOX 35 silicone putty successfully, which is a 2-part putty mixed by hand then pressed onto a section. The material will not run or migr...
Forum Post How about polyurethane foam
...ral foamed parts I sell show no signs of little sprues. I wonder why on earth urethane foam should stick to silicone. I talked with a rep from Polytek today who said you need platinum-cure sils. for s...
Forum Post Making molds from original sculptures
Tin cured silicone is not affected by sulfur in clay. Any tin cured silicone should work just fine as a mold rubber. If the sculpture is in soft clay it will be damaged by the mold process, however, o...
Forum Post Books about rubber mold making
Moldmaking and Resin Casting The Video Release Date: August 30, 1999 Topics covered: Silicone Block Molds Silicone Mold with two part shell Resin Casting under pressure Cold cast Marbl...
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 Sulphur, silicon, and plasticine
...y are famous for sticking to everything. One way to tell is by the catalyst.- Like polyester resin, RTV Silicone undergoes true catalysis. Most systems use a typical 10% ratio of catalyst to rubbe...
Forum Post mold release for plaster bandage belly cast
Cost for silicone?
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 sculpting a life size person with plaster! please help!
...ou are lifecasting, come out of the prehistoric era and use modern materials for god's sake. there are silicone materials (ie: BODY DOUBLE, which is archival) designed explicitly for the purpose ...
Forum Post casting help
...ce taking a lifecast mold off a human model? Your options for materials to make the mold are alginate or silicone - I have used both Alja-Safe (alginate) and Body Double (silicone); the body Double...
Forum Post mold maker wanted
I may be able to help as I make silicone moulds and live in Cyprus, do you still need help?
Forum Post Question on making a urethane mold of a sculpey sculpture
...veral times. A mold release is more than enough. A small test sample would bear that out. That said, I find silicone a far better material for this purpose....
Forum Post casting concrete
polytek company, for flexible rubber, urathane, or silicone mold making materials, www. polytek.com
Forum Post cleaning up unset urethane
...y time would be very helpful and perhaps I could exorcise a few of my worse working habits. yah, I like silicone the best but it's wicked expensive. I like urethane cause maybe I only get 10 ...
Forum Post Plaster body casts
check out BODY DOUBLE silicone by Smooth-On - this material was made specifically for lifecasting. www.smooth-on.com
Forum Post Taking a mould of a cornice up on the ceiling
...sh. Unless you can get the model down to floor level & work on a bench, you should consider making a silicone mold using a 'brush-on' technique where you apply the rubber & build ...
Forum Post New guy requires casting info
Hi there. There are so many different types of RTV silicone rubber you will be able to find one that does what you want, try www.tirranti.co.uk If you can let me know what you want to mould I may ...
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