How to Create a Quick Wound Prosthetic using Dragon Skin FX-Pro

http://www.smooth-on.com/Special-Effects-an/c1241/index.html to learn how to recreate Hollywood special effects.

Dragon Skin® FX-Pro® is a soft, stable, high performance platinum silicone rubber specifically designed for creating silicone makeup appliances and skin effects. In this demonstration, a resin mold is made using Smooth Cast® 300 liquid plastic. Dragon Skin® FX-Pro® silicone is pigmented and mixed, then poured into the plastic flat mold. The piece is then applied to the skin using Skin Tite® silicone adhesive.

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• halloween
• special effects
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• spfx

[TheArtisanAlchemist]

Can you airbrush paint on the dragonskin, or even paint it directly with acrylic?

[SmoothOnInc]

@TheArtisanAlchemist On the skin, you should use an alcohol activated makeup. For pre-painting pieces before they are applied, use our Psycho Paint.

[HNN16]

Anyone know where I can get that theatrical make up?

[SmoothOnInc]

@HNN16 You can purchase from most online makeup shops, fxwarehouse is a good start.

[pabrad1]

great for halloween tricks

[HybridWaterMan2]

As a product developer and inventor- I love finding new sources for mold making materials! This is a great example- I will check out your products!

[mariusvanrhijn]

I should really get around to ordering some of your products already!

[nbaietti]

her earpiece is far more disgusting that the (very cool) scar ew...

[4happytreefriends]

wow thats really good

[barrycondicasting]

Could it really be that easy to get that realistic an effect? If yes, this is really something and smooth-on has done it again! Their step by steps never leave out a thing and make you want to run out and try it.