Make Your Own SILICONE MOLDS on a BUDGET -TESTING 4 METHODS

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@BoingotheClown 2 года назад

I have used the cornstarch method several times, and I find it works very well. You simply did it wrong. You are supposed to add a small amount of acrylic craft paint to it, not just to colour it, but to speed up the curing process. You are also supposed to mix a lot of the cornstarch into the silicone while it is still in the cup. This will make it much less sticky when you start kneading it. While I do wear gloves and frequently get sticky fingers, I have actually used my bare hands with the cornstarch method on occasion without having to remove goo from my hands afterwards. The mixture cures very quickly, often within 15 minutes(!). The molds are not crumbly like your's was. They are firm and hard like those little bouncey rubber balls I used to play with when I was a kid, and the detail they pick up is marvelous.

@chebal2939 2 года назад

I’ll give it a try 👍🏻 Should I aim for 50/50 silicone/cornstarch?

@kayekaye251 2 года назад

Thank you for your guidance. I recently did one wrong too, so got to try again.

@steph648 2 года назад

I agree. I use the cornstarch and silicone method all the time and it works great for me. I just mix it really well and thoroughly in the mixing cup. I don’t handle it at all (like kneading). I also like how quick it cures.

@janetsnitzer7090 2 года назад

Did it work?

@santosdanna 2 года назад

plus he got baby oil all over it. He should have changed gloves and covered work area

@james5011 2 года назад

FYI: If you want a smooth pourable silicone for making cast molds use 100% silicone roof / RV coating which comes in 1 gallon cans at your local hardware store in the roofing section.

@dibright1445 2 года назад

Mr. Eaton, do you have to mix the 1% silicone roof/RV coating with anything or just pour over the item you want to make a mold for? I have a larger item I want to make a mold for and this sounds like a great idea. Thanks for any information you can provide for me.

@jenniferfletcher5425 2 года назад

Do tell more.

@yolandagofigure Год назад

Thank you because I don't have a silicone gun.

@yolandagofigure Год назад

I wonder what the ratio would be 🤔

@bellamoments5908 Год назад

He's adorable the cornstarch method had me dying!🤣 It's a beautiful thing when we can laugh at ourselves. I do it all the time. Thanks for sharing ❤️

@sadbb 3 года назад

The amount of failure you're saving me, you're a hero!

@cindystave627 3 года назад

My thoughts exactly!

@jackvos8047 2 года назад

Learn from the mistakes of other because you won't live long enough to make them all yourself.

@sirizurc7765 2 года назад

🤣😂😭

@krismaxwell1385 4 года назад

I've tried these methods and, after an even worse mess with the cornstarch than you got, I found a way to use it with a lot of success. Put you silicone into a plastic bag and add a small amount of cornstarch (maybe half a teaspoon for the amount of silicon you used) and knead it until mixed. Cut a corner of the bag and squeeze the mix out where you want it. The more cornstarch you use, the harder it sets. For faster, smoother setting, add a couple of drops of glycerine. You can also use just the glycerine, but it take longer to set. The dishsoap molds work, but don't hold up well. I hope this helps!

@CancunManny 3 года назад

Also, it seems there are two things to look for on the silicone, for it to be 100% silicone and for it to mention something about acid on the curing agents.

@oddjobbobb 3 года назад

@@CancunManny I know that when I buy silicone for this I am careful to buy Silicone Type 1. It has a strong smell of vinegar (the acid you mention) although I think it is actually ureic acid. Silicone Type 2 doesn’t have that strong vinegar smell. There is also a $3-4 a tube difference in price. I get my Silicone Type 1 on Amazon for about $4.50 a 10 oz. tube.

@2degucitas 3 года назад

@@oddjobbobb It's acetic acid, the acid in vinegar

@oddjobbobb 3 года назад

@@2degucitas thank you for that clarification. I remember now that I first encountered that smell decades ago when I entered a good friends photo lab. I thought there was something wrong about saying that smell was vinegar. Thank you again!

@alfredorukulan4348 2 года назад

@texasgemtree 3 года назад

The cornstarch one is supposed to be stirred until it becomes firm and THEN use hands to knead it. Also, you are supposed to add acrylic paint because it has a water base which causes the correct silicone to harden, like the soapy water. If you have the wrong type of silicone (II) it is not quite going to work. Silicone l is the correct type. It smells like vinegar when curing. Burns the nose a bit.

@emrage 3 года назад

Use a little bit of olive oil and add more cornstarch as you go along

@emrage 3 года назад

@@marciamarcia7449You want food grade silicone in that case

@brucevanbeek3133 3 года назад

Add food coloring first then corn starch mix till it is almost dry or not sticky. Then use it fast in 20 minutes it's hard .

@theodoreburt7638 3 года назад

I have had quite a bit of success with this method (number 3) and recommend. Stirring it until it starts to firm is a good point it has a work time that makes it less stick as time passes. Also you can dust hands and surfaces with the corn starch to like you wewd when making dough. I usually mix it, wait a few minutes and then start to work it in to a mold

@theodoreburt7638 3 года назад

I had a laugh too when I first tried this method and it was even funnier because i decided to do WITHOUT gloves. What a great time that was!

@humblehombre9904 2 года назад

The best result I’ve had is the corn starch. However, sprinkle the starch onto your surface, then the caulk. Add a sprinkle of starch onto the caulk, and begins to fold it in. When it gets sticky, dust with starch. When you can handle it, it is ready. I tried mixing with alcohol, xylene, varsol, mineral oil. The mixes never set. Absolute failure, such as your too. So thanks for your input. Nice laughter brother. It still makes me roar. Warm regards from Canada, or is it Canader. Lol. Good-day, eh?!

@nikkibayo 2 года назад

You’re the FIRST person I’ve seen who said you had COLD water! Thank you!

@yasminmckenzie6885 3 года назад

Your laugh is infectious. Having said that, I tried method one & big success 🙌

@deborahswings 4 года назад

I love doing the free form molds with the caulking and I’m working one now but have never tried this method .. your a hoot hun!💕

@lucylastic 3 года назад

Loved it, I snorted thru you giggling at the cornstarch:) Thank you for going through such a mess, That was fun and informative

@jennifermassey9051 4 года назад

Oh I got a kick out of the cornstarch one! So funny! And Darth was hilarious! Thanks for going to all the trouble. ❤️

@donnamcdonald9 4 года назад

Lol, it did make me chuckle number 3. Thanks for sharing Steve. Xxx

@2degucitas 3 года назад

That silicone caulk requires contact with air to cure. You could just squeeze caulk around that figure directly. A moistened finger could smooth each layer to pack it in and remove bubbles. I have done this myself so I know. You could craft glue the figure bottom to a sheet of plastic and put the caulk on the figure directly, either out of the tube or with the soap method.

@notafan1275 2 года назад

Thanks, you have answered the question I wanted to ask. Would it be a good idea to dip the figure in soapy water first for easier release?

@2degucitas 2 года назад

@@notafan1275 Yes. A thin layer of soap or oil to be a release agent. I found out the hard way that silicone sticks to plaster if I don't use release agent. The object was ruined by trying to remove the silicone.

@markduggan3451 4 года назад

I'm glad you did this as it saves us using a lot of silicone. I'm going to give the washing up liquid one a go.

@mary-ruthflores4107 3 года назад

The cornstarch one is made like pasta. You make a mound of cornstarch, make a hollow in it, and add the silicon. Kneed it together, pulling the starch in until it is firm. Just like adding an egg to flour when making pasta. It works very well. Make sure you use the silicon that smells like vinegar, the other ones doesn’t work

@Made4YouResin Год назад

Your laugh when you did the corn flour made my day 🤣

@shoachiwarrior 3 года назад

I use the cornstarch one all the time and it works beautifully for me. Flexible and durable. I put cornstarch down first on the counterand then add silicon. I kneed it together adding cornstarch add needed as I go. Hopefully you have better luck!

@nellisart462 2 года назад

For small things I use Sculpey clay and bake it. Comes out very detailed

@brianburke2140 7 месяцев назад

sculpey used to make a flexible after-baking version. It was great for small short-run mold making. good for lightweight accesories as well.

@cathyhallett3092 3 года назад

You made me laugh with the cornstarch one, so funny - really enjoying your videos so Thankyou! 😊

@aceundead4750 2 года назад

Tip for anyone who uses mineral spirits WASH YOUR HANDS BEFORE YOU TOUCH YOUR FACE OTHERWISE YOU COULD END UP GETTING A STYE. We use it to rinse machining oil off parts where i work, even after your hand has dried if you didnt wash it there is the risk of a stye.

@AlexanderSauerPlaysWithHeroJr 2 года назад

adding acrylic paint ..water based.. will cure really fast .. adding liquid watercolors from the art store will make it also nice color silicone but transparent depending on how much liquid watercolor(like ink) you added ...awesome if you cast around some string of LEDS!!... the semi transparent silicone... let cure.. turn on leds... tadaaaaaa. oeeee. pretty!

@jewelryjunkie5953 3 года назад

Omgosh Steve, first of all I love your videos!! Second, thank you for saving me the time, trouble, and money of testing these out myself! And third, lol, we had the exact same laugh going at 5:04!!! 🤣❤️🤣

@kaieteurcanada 3 года назад

Try using the soapy water mix up first then flatten out the silicone on the table, sprinkle the cornstarch and knead like bread.

@kimudo 3 года назад

I'm assuming it's been said a few dozen times by now, but the third method (cornstarch) was just done wrong. Get a disposable container, put your silicone in (silicone 1), add a few drops of water or food coloring, mix with something you don't love and will be fine with throwing away. Once you've done that, put the silicone into a large (also disposable) bowl full of corn starch and continue coating it until it's not sticky... then kneed it and recoat with cornstarch. Repeat until it's not sticky and feels like playdough. It's a recipe... and the order is important. Still, fun vid and it shows how messy things can (and will) get.

@shavonmarie6995 2 года назад

This was quite entertaining and yet informative. Thank you for taking the time to share! :)

@katieswanston3553 2 года назад

This maybe a stupid question but...can you not just squeeze the silicone stuff over the thing you wanna make a cast of?? Silicone dries/cures to a rubbery consistency doesn't it?? I'm probably very wrong lol

@aounjung2417 2 года назад

Thank you for this tutorial video, you’re so awesome enjoying yourself, I’m really enjoy your laughs very much

@klartistic 3 года назад

Very entertaining. I laughed so loud when you did the one with corn starch. 😁🇦🇺

@humblehombre9904 2 года назад

Your laughter makes it all worthwhile. Brilliant that you did not cut this.

@MartianCreations 3 года назад

thanks for letting me know that, no, I dont want to go through all that trouble. Thanks for the link to a sensibly priced silicone mold mixture! AND its clear. I use UV resin and need to replicate my favorite mold so that its clear enough for the UV to penetrate. Again, thank you!

@andrewarthurmatthews6685 11 месяцев назад

You can’t beat silicon rubber for the best most accurate most detailed and reusable material for castings

@meguellatisabrina5631 3 года назад

3 method is fine if you put in the same effort as the others: use a suitable container, start with a layer of cornstarch to prevent silicone from sticking to the bottom, pour the silicone on top and then add some more starch. Use a stick to start incorporating and then your hands. I tried it and it was a success from the first time. I think it's even better since the starch add volume to the final mass

@calycalyps0 3 года назад

Same it worked for me too I out down corn starch and then put the silicone on it. Cover it in cornstarch and make sure your hands/gloves are covered in corn starch. I just dabbed on it a bit and covered it again every time it would even slightly start to stick until it could take it into my hands like a puddy 🤷‍♀️ the more starch you add the harder it is and less stretchy and less makes it softer and more stretchy It's actually quite awesome to me because you can make really soft ones but also firm ones and it's cheap

@gillianpritchard2105 3 года назад

I like the way we’re watching your first attempts at the silicone molds

@paulczarnecki775 2 года назад

Thank you! I have a russian made pellet gun that is no longer imported to the u.s..i used the cornstarch method to mold a new magazine for it as parts are no longer available.....it came out beautiful , all the very small details came out great! Functions as well as the original!!!!

@hasretg5990 3 года назад

Thank you for this video, it was helpful and funny!

@MissLoriAAnne 3 года назад

I’ve done the silicone with washing up liquid and it worked good for me. Good show

@SimplyKharil 3 месяца назад

Hilarious !!!! when you started laughing , you made me laugh! Ohh, I was in tears! Thanks!

@tnichole013 Год назад

I’ve used the dish soap method tons and it’s my go to!!! Cheap and easy! 😊

@olgacolonforeversky 3 года назад

You had me and my little ones laughing when it got stuck to the glove. Nice video

@LisaVornhagen Год назад

Thanks for sharing that! Very interesting results. I've just seen that dish soap method in a different video and it worked well there, too. The cornstarch was crazy! I was laughing along with you!

@simonesheeka6791 3 года назад

Omg Ive laughed so much..thankyou .....method 3...that’s my way of doing things.... Thankyou again

@fshs1949 3 года назад

Thank you so much for teaching us.

@debramccune9801 2 года назад

I have been wondering about these methods. Glad you tried it for us.

@purplesage6165 2 года назад

When you started laughing, I just about spit out my tea! Love the video and tips!

@WaningGibbous 3 года назад

Lol you are a delight! And i love your laugh :)

@angelamcdonagh1026 3 года назад

Steve I think would be an excellent tv show for children’s craft as he’s fun 🤩

@GlossyLipsArt 2 года назад

That is pretty cool ! Ive tried the cornstarch method and it really frustrated me until i just gave up. It was sticking everywhere. Thank you for sharing and also trying so many methods to help us and safe us time/money.

@marafuser1883 4 года назад

Thankyou for sharing Steve

@comeandletusreason 23 дня назад

So much fun to watch and learn! ☺️

@kathyjones274 Год назад

So funny. It was great fun watching you have so much fun with the experiment. Thank you for doing all of this for us.I for one couldn't do it. No room at my studio.

@tishaedward8445 3 года назад

Lol well that was fun to watch and educational 🥰🥰 thank you for the advice... I love your videos 💕💕

@swwsociety1877 3 года назад

That was really entertaining & informative. Thank you

@BuddhaFang 3 года назад

This is awesome, thank you!

@karenjoncour6151 Год назад

I love watching your comparisons and experiments Steve.🤣

@laineykearns4506 4 года назад

Brilliant funny video. Gutted they didn't work better as would have been brilliant money saver! Thanks for trying the out.

@gawni1612 Год назад

Ah yes, that signature line from Star Wars, "You are my son, Luke!"

@lorenajcrouse3364 3 года назад

Thank you for testing this and saving us all the money.

@alwayscreatedforyou Год назад

Omg you gave me a good chuckle with the cornstarch. I loved your response ❤️❤️

@kim99may Год назад

I rewatched this and was completely entertained by the mess and the silicone sticking to the gloves 🧤. Been there done that mess! Lol 😝

@ThePinkPrincessJEN 2 года назад

This is like absolute goop. LOL you crack me up, I just found your channel and I really appreciate the work you go through! Really enjoy your videos

@judithgarcia5137 3 года назад

The one with the corn starch you’re supposed to add a small amount of baby oil and acrylic paint and make a soft putty. Quickly put it into your mould and press your shapes into the mould. Keeping your gloves oiled with baby oil. You can also try the version where are you mix silicone caulking with acetone to make a pourable soft rubber mould.🥰

@dibright1445 2 года назад

Does this release well and could you make a 3D mold with this mixture? Thank you for any advice you can help me with ;)

@SamuelJMoe 4 года назад

Nice video Steve I nearly lost it with the cornstarch one when it got stuck to your hands that crack me up you have a fantastic day Steve

@SamuelJMoe 4 года назад

@@SteveMcDonaldArtsandCrafts I absolutely can totally relate sometimes when I'm filming I can't even keep a straight face and I'm trying you have a great day we all need a good laugh every once in awhile😁

@ZippedUpKitz 2 года назад

Number 3 with the corn starch was hilarious..l.

@lzrd8460 3 года назад

I was laughing so hard I cried while watching the 3rd (?) one with the corn flour! Too funny.

@joannegreenwood3803 3 года назад

Hi Steve, have to say I love this video, so funny laughing my socks off. So glad i didn't have to clean up all the corn starch and amazed you kept going to get it to work! Great that you show us the fails as well. Would love to join but can't justify £4.99 a month at present time.

@melissanielsen8215 Год назад

I laughed my socks off too 🤣😂😀😊🙄🤣😃🤗

@lorimontcalm9086 2 года назад

I laughed quite hard at the sticky cornstarch mess. Thanks for sharing your experiment. Comments on how to do the cornstarch technique were interesting. I'm not doing any of them but still interesting to watch read and learn.

@denisemangum9274 Год назад

You were cracking me up on 3&4. Love your videos ❤

@debbrady497 Год назад

thank you for saving me a lot of money because I didn’t waste my money on products to try to make these molds myself!❤❤

@LaurenFitzgerald-gs6hv 3 месяца назад

Your laugh is contagious!

@gailpengelly8581 2 года назад

BRILLIANT....ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT! 4mins 58 secs though!!🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 cheers for your wonderful video. Xx

@thewheekshow5537 3 года назад

I tried method 3 tonight before finding your videos. It was *hilarious* 🤣

@michaelmidnight7092 3 года назад

Hello, so i have done the silicone and corn flour one, it worked really well, thou i did use washing up liquid on my gloves when mixing the two ingredients together, i cast shells and crystals, as i said this one worked really well for me.. thanks for the giggles and your raspberries

@rachaelriddle5872 2 года назад

Ha ha! Thank you for being the “guinea pig” with these experiments! Nicely done!

@joannegreenwood3803 3 года назад

Just a thought, why not just use the silcone on it's own?

@quietinspirationcreations3448 3 года назад

I have used mineral spirits to make pourable silicone multiple times and aside from the initial smell it works great for me! The idea is to thin the silicone just long enough to cast it, then the mineral spirits evaporate leaving the dried silicone. You have to make sure that your silicone is 100% silicone, and not a mixed caulk, or it won't work, and the smell does dissipate after a few days.

@aaronrose186 7 месяцев назад

I had the same result as he did, and i used 100% silicone and acetone. Took weeks to cure

@oddjobbobb 3 года назад

The baby oil one will at least smell nice. With the cornstarch one you have to imagine you are kneading a loose bread dough with more and more flour until it doesn’t stick (yeahhh, right). The cool thing about the mineral spirit (Naphtha is the thinning solvent I have used. Don’t know if that is what you call mineral spirit) one is you can make it very runny so you can poor it. Add a little cornstarch and it will cure fast. Silicone cures by the absorption of water and the cornstarch provides the pathway for the water to migrate into the center.

@danettemurphy3299 3 года назад

LOL! Method 3 made me laugh so much. Thank you for a good laugh. Otherwise very informative, thank you.😉👍

@inkadinkadoodle 3 года назад

Method #3: I've used it, and it works very well, but you obviously can't go at it hammer-and-tongs like you did! :D I poured out about a cup of cornstarch onto a disposable (well, reusable and disposable) plate, then squeezed the silicone on top. I kneaded the cornstarch in, gradually and carefully, until I'd gotten a smooth, pliable dough. This has become my go-to method, and I've made a bunch of molds of antique lamp finials, antique salt and pepper shakers, and other fun old knick-knacks. :)

@artflobymoe 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing!!

@carms7859 8 месяцев назад

I have watched close to 60+ videos on this topic, and have to say this was no1 in my opinion. Well, except for the cornstarch debacle. So funny! I never laugh, but I spat tea across my keyboard. Thank you!! You laughing made me laugh too.🤣😂 I thought the baby oil one wasn't going to work and was an oily mess. Some videos show it with "good" results but the stop-and-start and editing makes me think it probably wasn't "good". Your video was just how I expected it to go. Your comments were also helpful, thanks to those who mentioned why adding paint was important. I actually saw one that was oil, cornstarch, and paint which was more than 50% of the mould ingredients and I can't see how that worked. Thank you again. I let all the ads run as I hope you get extra for that. 😁 So, I feel I have educated myself enough to give this a try.

@yolandagofigure Год назад

... I can't stop laughing...🤣.. not enough cornstarch

@Nirrrina 3 года назад

Number 3 is what invitingly happens to me everytime I try to work flour into dough. It's a good thing I was making dense dumplings instead of light fluffy bread.

@Squidbush8563 2 года назад

I'm glad to find out I'm not that only one that ends up with %75 of the dough stuck to my hands when I'm trying to make noodles.

@Aangel452 3 года назад

Your hilarious, great experiment. Cheers

@lindaojeda36 2 года назад

You are so much fun!

@MichaelGallagherSculpting 2 года назад

Brilliant…. I fell about 😆 laughing and Learning

@krissyfabz5867 3 года назад

lmao your laugh is contagious! when u started laughing i also did 😂😂

@Tammyk77 3 года назад

Lol, me too😂😂

@sarahhamblin5001 3 года назад

Same here. Haha!

@michaelajones2853 3 года назад

Hilarious! Kindergarten Messy play time, lol!!!

@nancyeaguiar 3 года назад

I loved that you try all the methods I’m afraid of. Thanks! Also, I’ve heard that if you mix the 100% silicone with 100% acetone you can make runny silicone for 3D models.

@sydneypied Год назад

I wonder if it would work using alcohol

@tassiisabstractart6461 4 года назад

I almost spat out my coffee when you were using the cornstarch and that....ROFLMAO I loved it! shared in many groups

@dibright1445 2 года назад

@@SteveMcDonaldArtsandCrafts were not laughing at you, but with you. I have to agree with others that have commented on this, it was pretty funny. I also loved the “I’m your father” part. Great tutorial, thank you for sharing.

@cynthiacarr3294 3 года назад

I love using the dish soap recipe! The cornstarch is cool too smelly but add acrylic paint color it help. Especially if you want it more durable, solid. A bit messy im glad I was outside lol I looked like I had been baking with the Pillsbury Dough Man 🤣🤣🤣😁 but it was Fun! Thanks for the video you're the Best Steve👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🤣😁

@bookitty6378 2 года назад

😅 😂 Got cornstarch? 😂 I enjoyed laughing with you & appreciate you.

@CoolKoon Год назад

Thanks for the tests, it was really useful!

@AdrianMcD1969 4 года назад

That was really funny. Thanks

@anikehazel77 3 года назад

Lmaoo I lost it when you were laughing at the silicone sticking to your gloves 😂😂😂

@DocBree13 3 года назад

Me too!

@melissanielsen8215 Год назад

Thankyou I had so m7ch fun laughing with you on this video . You are fun.

@marylandry440 3 года назад

I loved this-So very entertaining! You deserve a pat on the back. You made my day,( ha ha )

@MrAtfenn 3 года назад

i had tried all of these methods, and others, prior to seeing this video. the mineral spirits/acetone can work as a pourable if you degas it in a vacuum chamber. the problem with it is that it will continue to offgas for a long time and ultimately this causes the mold to deform. the dish soap method works fine. be sure if you use this method to mix well and push out any air pockets. the oil works well if you dont add so much and so does the corn starch if, again, you dont add quite so much. it will be messy but works beautifully for a very tough mold. the corn starch method has a tendancy to dry very quickly and become diffucult to use but dries very strong. i occasionaly use the soap method still but most often i use the corn starch with some glycerin for a fast cure time and a more rugged mold. be careful to not over add the corn starch. a pointer is to use an wisk style mixer in a drill to mix it. cheers and good luck everyone