@@smoothon I signed up for September! I have no projects or any real basic knowledge but a goal in mind that is likely not realistic for September - but looking forward to it.
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For me and my application, this type of mold is giving me an easy demold, as the material can be streched far more, and I can work with undercuts and caverties. I love these molds. Great video, again. BTW
Need a video using same products but to mold a life bust with lots of undercuts. Like open mouth with teeth etc. Places that bubbles can get trapped. This is my personal struggle with matrix molds sometimes* what love to see how to avoid getting trapped bubbles in complicated areas. Ty. Excellent video.
To make molds for candles, you can use Dragon Skin 10 or 20 depending on your specific needs. These products are great for creating flexible molds. For detailed instructions on how to make a cavity mold for candles, please visit our website smooth-on.com. Feel free to explore our range of products to find the best fit for your project. Happy molding!
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Yes, this type of mold can be used to cast concrete items. For more information on concrete casting with our molds, please visit our website at smooth-on.com. Have a great day!
You could use this technique for to make a mold for concrete casting. I would suggest reaching out to our technical help team. They can help you determine which material might be best for you. www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!
