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Remember that you can use plastics to make thousands of fun crafts or hobby items. Be sure to stock-up on supplies so you always have them handy.

Come fare uno stampo monovalva in gomma siliconica e procedere con colata di resina poliuretanica. How to make a one-part silicone mold and resin cast.

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Remember that you can use plastics to make thousands of fun crafts or hobby items. Be sure to stock-up on supplies so you always have them handy.

Using Smooth-Cast 300 by Smooth-On to make hard molds for creating fake wounds and scars with Skin Tite silicone rubber. For more information, visit: www.smooth-on.com Interested in purchasing these materials? Order online at www.smooth-on.com Or find your nearest Smooth-On distributor here www.smooth-on.com

Explanation of rubber softness/hardness for mold making

This video segment will show you how to make a simple two-part mold using Urethane RTV molding rubber.

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Remember that you can use plastics to make thousands of fun crafts or hobby items. Be sure to stock-up on supplies so you always have them handy.

Part 1 of a Video Series that details how to make Rubber Molds and Resin Casts of your own 28mm Miniatures. The casting kits used is Smooth-On’s Mold Making and Casting Pourable Starter Kit. Smooth-On’s Website: www.smooth-on.com (Also check out their great Mold and Cast videos!) Apparently on Amazon.com as well: www.amazon.com

See how this brand of silicone mold rubber compares to the Smooth-on brand Rebound 25 formula. The purple rubber in this clip you can see tears like paper, this was the absolute worst mold rubber I ever used in my life. Unfortunately I made probably 25 molds with it and all have to be replaced over time as I need them. The stuff had fair tear resistance when new, but after a very few months of time these molds started tearing extremely easy, and that includes even molds that had seen zero casts made, or very few- less than half a dozen. It appears an internal chemical breakdown occurs in this shit within a few months, and is especially pronounced within a year. The Virgina company who made this stuff was ounded in 1997, had both a 35 and 40 shore a Durometer moldmaking compounds. The mix ratio is 10:1 which is a pain in the ass becasue you have to use a gram scale for accuracy. Tthe Smooth-on uses a simple 1:1 ratio, couldn’t be easier, and Smooth-on has been around since 1895- over 100 years longer than the Virginia company. See my other clip on the Smooth-on and the tear test I did on this with a 45# steel vice, I was unable to tear a sample strip

Brush on Silicone Mold using 70-30 silicone. This is a great mold making techniques for resin busts and or flexible foam casting. We made a simple plaster bandage support shell but a resin shel could also be made. Check out our other videos for mothermold construction tips.