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Resin Casting in Silicone Rubber Molds

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Uploaded by on Jul 25, 2008

Simple resin casting techniques. This is a demo of EZ flo resin cast into a silicone mold. The first tiles in this video were cast using EZ Flo Clear casting resin. The cold cast bronze piece is cast using EZ Flo 95.

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  • Where can I find resin for casting my sculps?

  • @tolgaoztemur Go to 0.01

  • @brickintheyard

    what does 0.01 means?

  • @tolgaoztemur At 00.01 in the video timeline you will see the website and toll free phone number for our store.

  • What did you use to make the mold for the finish product? Did you use a live model to make the mold, .or did you make a mold from apiece of sculpture?

  • @Keyboardman88 The torso mold was taken off of a living model. We have another similar mold process on our channel. I believe it is a back mold made with Gel-10.

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  • I see you went straight for the boobies :)

  • Amazing stuff!!! Really amazing *_*

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  • nice soundtrack :)

  • @brickintheyard

    I am from Turkey. I suppose cargo would cost too much. Let me check it thought.

  • @unklscrufy We recommend EZ Flo 60 or EZ Flo Clear for general casting or cold cast process. Both of those resins set a little too fast for making a mother mold. We use 15-6 or 15-12 for mother molds.

  • What kind of resin did you use for the cold cast bronze? And can you use the same kind of resin for both the cast and the mother mold?

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