Airbrushing my neoprene Phantom of the Opera masks

[jaide22]

Fabulous - you need to start selling these online!

[x360man2]

how much would it be to make me one of the same as how it looks in 00:04 but colored white with a gloss and elastic string?

[Aliiak]

Ah- I aked on the other video about the mask XD Didn't use my eyes. I'm so going to try this, as slush moulding would be so much easier then a two part which I thought would have to be used to get the shape.

[1BigLebowski]

@Aliiak I used neoprene. You can order it at Critical Coatings. I'm putting a lik to their site in the description above. Once you get the mold made and cleaned out so there is no vaseline left in it (use rubbing alcohol) the you paint in a bit of the mold release you can buy from them. Once that dries you pour the mold full of neoprene and let it sit for 2 hours.

[1BigLebowski]

@Aliiak You then pour all of the liquid neoprene back into the jar and save it for later. Turn the mold upside down so the neoprene can drip out as the plaster absorbs the solvent out of it. Let it sit over night. Next day, carefully remove your pull and trim most of the flashing. Let it sit to rest on the positive so it keeps its shape and allow it to sit for one more night. Next day it's ready for final trim, smoothing and paint. You can smooth it with acetone and it turns out great!

[liamblackere]

Dude! How much would it cost me if you were to make me a mask like those ones?

[1BigLebowski]

@liamblackere Hey thanks for watching! I sent you an email. Let me know if you're interested in buying any masks.