HOW TO MAKE A LATEX RUBBER MOLD | PART 1 

Thanks for the lovely comment 😘

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@@pamcarluk Yes. Agree.

Did you make the models?

Thank you for watching.

15 to 20 coats. Thanks

Do you add filling material to the latex before applying it or do you bake it?

No, I just add some thickener

@@pamcarluk what is thickeneer,

@@pamcarluk Or is it starch?

Probably

I don't use wax. I just wash the mold with plain water before using.

Hi, It took me 3 days to make the 20 layers, yes you can leave it overnight and continue.

I use it for each coat.

​@@pamcarluk ok cause on your lighthouse video you used regular latex on first coat i think

You're right. Both resulted in a good outcome.

Thanks for the visit

Yes you can

I appreciate it. Thanks

Hi, I use liquid latex thickener.

Hi, please check my description for all the materials that I have used.

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@@muslumkrgil1519 I've use latex liquid and latex thickener

Cure by drying. 😊

Hi, I didn't apply wax on this specific project but it turned out perfect. It actually depends on the texture of the model. I applied wax in some of my projects please check out the videos. Thanks

Please check the description box thanks

Hi, yes. It's a rubber that stretch and back to it's orginal shape again.

@@pamcarluk I Know these ,but What thickener do you use?

If you help me with this, I want to do it too,

It will last you years and years if you will look after your mold.

Classic tibia- remember to keep your latex molds out of the sun! They deteriorate in the sun. Also do not use petroleum products on them because they ruin the latex.

You're welcome

You can apply mould release if you want. Some of my projects I did use release agent but for this specific project I didn't, but it works just fine.

In this specific project I did not use any release agent and it works fine for me but in my other projects I've used castor oil. Lots of choices in the shop there's wax as well.

@@pamcarluk i was thinking of using the latex and latex hardener for it, the piece means alot to me, so i looked it up says use oil on porcelain pieces, so i will try out on smaller peices and work my way up because its kinda in that medium range where it can pass as a larger peice

Yes that's great! Goodluck on your project.

Latex rubber mold any brand will do. Thanks

You can buy it from Ebay or any arts and crafts shops.

@@pamcarluk its like Latex Liquid (Bendosen), right?

@@raymond2742 I think so

Hi Raymond, I put a link in my description for the name of the latex rubber mold. I hope this helps you. Thanks

Hi I've got them from my local garden shop.

Yes you can use it for cement. Thank you for watching.

@@pamcarluk what I mean is can I apply this latex to a cement statue to create a latex mold.

@@MrGonzales1982 You will need to seal the cement statue first. Dry cement is porous, which will soak up the first layer of latex to varying degrees.

@@skateboardingjesus4006 thank you , that makes sense. Do you have any recommendations on what's best to use for the task if sealing it.?

@@MrGonzales1982 yes you can but make sure to apply some form of release agent.

No, sorry

Yes they are concrete materials

Hi there, I use Tread X but you can try any brand I'm sure they all work the same

Hi yah thanks for watching my video. I didn't do any preparation before I applied the latex rubber mould it was easy to take the rubber out when it's fully dry but some people they use release agent it's entirely up to you.

@@pamcarluk Thank you for the tips and for an informative video.

You're very much welcome have a lovely day

Hi, please check my descriptions. Thanks

I preferred brushing. Thanks

Hi, the link is in my description.

Sorry, I don't usually give my email. Who are you by the way?