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Uploaded by on Jan 25, 2010

http://www.smooth-on.com/Concrete-Casting/c1235/index.html to get more concrete mold making and casting ideas.

Unique mold making process quickly generates 11,880 lightweight concrete panels and 1,981 posts to form a 3 mile (4.8 km) decorative wall that will provide safe and secure area for a resort in Cancun, Mexico. Lead Engineer, José Hormiga, is a material expert with years of experience matching the right material for a specific job. He chose Smooth-On's Rebound® 25 brushable silicone to make the molds for several reasons.

Rebound® 25 is easy to apply and cures quickly. Molds are used in production the next day. The rubber reproduced the detail of the bamboo perfectly. The detail was subsequently reflected in each and every concrete panel. Rebound® 25 is strong and stretchy so it can withstand the physical stress of demolding hundreds of highly detailed concrete castings. Rebound® 25 also withstands chemical attack from the GFRC.

Because finished panels needed to be stained, no release agent could be used. Rebound® 25 rubber releases GFRC castings without a release agent.
Right to the Bottom Line; Mr. Hormiga states that Rebound® 25 mold rubber proved to be an excellent investment. The cost of the Rebound® 25 rubber relative to the number of castings taken from each mold was very low.

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  • can you use this stuff for carbon fiber molds? or is it to soft?

  • @565Customz You could, you'd just need to make sure you have a very stable support shell.

    I would recommend checking out our Epoxamite laminating epoxy as well.

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  • I stopped in a store the other day and saw a casting kit that I almost got to do small projects. Dont know why but this just interests me so much that it makes me want to go and and make mold of everything lol. Good vid!

  • This is an interesting process

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