Prop Making Tutorial: Pouring an FP-40 Blood Puddle

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In this tutorial we explain the process of pouring a Polyurethane blood puddle using FP-40 casting rubber. This is an inexpensive way to produce a reusable prop blood puddle. We poured this on a silicone mat made with 5130 silicone.
FP-40 Casting Rubber: bjbmaterials.c...
Solvent Dye: bjbmaterials.c...
5130 Platinum Silicone: bjbmaterials.c...
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11 сен 2024

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@joshua.merrill 6 месяцев назад

Ordered the stuff to do this from your site! Excited to use it in a short film

@brickintheyard 6 месяцев назад

Be sure to use a platinum silicone or a really potent release for the pour!

@joshua.merrill 6 месяцев назад

@@brickintheyard I tried using evaporated soapy water on glass, and it was definitely not a potent enough release agent! I’m pouring a silicone sheet, now, but I think it’s a tin cure, as it was the cheapest I could find and was unlabeled; do you think tin cured will be an issue? It’s worked really well with the resins I’ve cast, but I’m new to rubber.

@brickintheyard 6 месяцев назад

@@joshua.merrill tin cure silicones differ greatly. Run a small test first. Some tin cure formulas will inhibit (surface will be sticky) polyurethane rubber.

@joshua.merrill 6 месяцев назад

@@brickintheyard Thank you. I will test it, and may be ordering more from you if needed.