I was looking for all the latest techniques on casting from clay sculptures, I’ve been away from it but now back and I came across this video….. outstanding!!! Thank you! Look forward to learning more about casting, mold making etc…. Funny though … sculpting is a thousand more times easy for me than casting hahaha I thought it should feel the other way around lol Thanks again
Plast-Paste II is mixed 1A:2B by volume. Two cups of the paste (Part B) component were measured for one cup of the liquid (Part A) component. We did not explicitly show a second cup of Part B being dispensed in this video.
you guys should have Frank Ippolito do some molding videos. his are so clean and detailed and i think he uses your products already so win win for all of us little guys. lol
It would be great if you had a package on your site with all the materials from the video. I do appreciate the list of steps and materials in the description.
I am trying to make 4 animatronic heads from molds. Can this DuoMatrix Neo be cut into/have holes drilled in it without shattering, cracking, or deforming? If not, is there another product that can be used with rotational casting that would be more fitting for this application?
You can check our website for a list of distributors. Our materials are available around the world. In terms of price, ultimately it will depend on the size of your project and the materials you choose. Feel free to contact us to discuss in more depth. You can get an idea for the price of the materials on our website.
Great video, question, Can I use the smooth cast 320 just around the walls, I mean not full solid casting? I want to save material and that way I use less resin
I have a moldel where you just can't pull the rubber mold off like a mask. I have a main large ball with 4 arching tubes/scrolls protruding from the top that meet at a small ball: {Like a viking helmut that has 4 horns that arch up and meet at a ball at the top center above the helmut for a visual example} How do I get the rubber mold off of that and still keep the form in the mother mold without the wax filling in behind the rubber in order to make a loss wax cast? I know I will have to cut it to make parting lines I am assuming, How do I keep it together after and aligned after I put it back into the mother mold? Do I have to glue it back together before recasting the wax?
Can a burlap or fiberglass matte layer be added when brushing on the Plasti-Paste II support shell? I'm concerned with the strength of the shell using Plasti-Paste II alone.
What were the steps to create the bust - is it sculpted in clay then molded into a plaster or a resin ? is there a video you can suggest about creating the bust.
Hey guys great vid, my question is can this be used on pink foam? I work using pink insulation foam to make Dios and would like to cast a few in hydrocal. I was wondering if this would destroy the foam?
Brush On Urethane has a higher abrasion resistance, which may be preferable for production concrete casting. However, many manufacturers are using Rebound in cases where the model shapes are very intricate.
@guysytaccount You should have longer than 5 minutes to work with the material. Urethane rubber is heat-sensitive, perhaps an elevated working temperature made the material cure more quickly.
hello! not sure if you still answer questions here, but I have the red rubber rebound 25 brush on and want to mold an antique glazed ceramic teapot.. I cant seem to find a way to ask google if that paint will potentially be damaged from the process...? what kinds of things are not safe in rubber and silicone molds??
Im in the process of reproducing a rubber boot for my 1952 Buick starter. I have experience in casting and working with epoxy eurethane resin just not rubber wich the part is. What do you recommend that will not tear easily, heat resistant and a flat black finish with the most minimal shrinkage?
20 steps?? I agree with lat6ish... video is nice, but I wonder, if I will not stay with gypsum mold (3 steps) or find another thechnology with silicone mold.. Anyway, thank you - at least is possible to see, that - in any case several layers has to be done, before work, sculpture has to be adjusted to remove from mold, usage of different colors is good idea. Have a lot of succesfull creations! Alex.
@@smoothon no its really not, as the clay dries out, cracks and falls apart. Hopefully I had enough silicone applied to retain the partition wall form. I would suggest no one use a water-based clay for anything to do with mold making.
I just used rebound 25 to make a mold and after a day it's still tacky. My measurements were precise and i mixed really well. I'm not sure what went wrong.
Sir, I have a small silicone toy and it is of skin color. I want to change the color of that toy to green. Please tell me how to do it and what will be required.
what quantity of smooth on does it take to create a mold the size of a human head including the 4 coats? And how much does it take to cast a copy? is a pint enough?
Hi Joseph, Thank you for your interest in our materials. I would take a look at our Body Double silicone for lifecasting. Generally speaking it should be 2 trial size units for a full head. However, everybody’s head is different. We also offer a coverage chart that you can examine here - www.smooth-on.com/index.php?cPath=1372
what about if the model is made of clay and stabbing it as violently as you are with a thick rubber on a brush would ruin the model? is there a gentler way to go about it?
hi, can you use this method and materials on a wet clay model? would a sealing agent need to be used such as petroleum jelly on the model to seal in the moisture before brushing on the rubber? thanks
Is it possible to use one layer of rubber only to, let's say, paint the inside of a 3-D printed model to act as a buffer for another object that will go inside that one? How durable is this rubber?
Im looking to create some Jason Vorhees head and shoulder busts. I need them to be very durable. Could I use oil based clay to sculpt the bust, spray with relief agent, apply the liquid rubber as shown, apply another layer of relief agent, use fiberglass resin and hardener to create the two half support shells, and when the rubber mask is put in the support shell add another layer of relief agent to the inside and fill with fiberglass resin and hardener to make a true fiberglass bust? Or would this be too tedious and complicated and time consuming?
+Kevin Smith II Correct - for a silicone mold, THI VEX can be used. This video may also be helpful: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZCIO_2J1gF0.html
what is the model made of? is it clay - and is it fired. I want to make a mold of a clay sculpture - but it's not fired as it has armature inside... can I make a mold of an un-fired clay piece and does it need to be dry or leather hard?