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Published on Nov 6, 2006

http://www.tapplastics.com/ This video segment will show you the basics of working with the TAP Silicone RTV System. This segment (Part 2) will show you how to mix and pour a bubble free mold. Find more molding and casting supplies at http://www.tapplastics.com/.

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  • ll1100000

    ll1100000 3 years ago

    Great Items!

    I want to make bakery molds with special designs. My only concerns is if this type of silicone is safty for making food molds such as cake molds or cookie molds. I need to use the mold for baking cakes.

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    TAP Plastics 3 years ago

    We cannot say whether this silicone is safe or not for food contact because it has not been tested and certified safe by the FDA.

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  • Alvin Hong

    Alvin Hong 4 years ago

    can this silicone compound be used for molding food? i want to make a popsicle mold but was concerned about the material being "food grade". thanks!

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    TAP Plastics 4 years ago

    No, it is not designed for food contact.

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  • tritop

    tritop 2 years ago

    I do silicon molds since 95, that "bombs away" method is not a bad idea if a vacuum-chamber is not available

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  • videogal22

    videogal22 5 years ago

    lol bombs away method!

    this is such a great video <3

    Thank you so much

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  • mxferro

    mxferro 1 year ago

    wow..theme song is a bit... peppy isn't it?? I mean a bit more like a candy commerical?? Ok ok.. so anyway good video..

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  • GSRJosh33

    GSRJosh33 1 year ago

    That was an excellent how to vid. Bombs away!

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  • JerryTerrifying

    JerryTerrifying 3 years ago

    Wish I had the funds to buy some of this stuff. I've got some great ideas for some projects now. Awesome tutorial video!

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  • TAP Plastics

    TAP Plastics 3 years ago

    Platinum Silicone combines the advantages of both in that it does not require a mold release and does not have bubble issues. However, it is the most expensive.

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    TAP Plastics 3 years ago

    The video "Introduction to TAP Mold Making Products" explains many of the differences. In a nutshell, Silicone is more expensive and requires special techniques to remove bubbles. But, it does not require a mold release in most situations. This is a huge plus.

    Urethane is less expensive, tougher, does not have bubble issues, but requires a mold release at all times.

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  • sdutango

    sdutango 3 years ago

    bombs away. good tutorial...

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  • Arilouu

    Arilouu 3 years ago

    we demand tap plastics in europe

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