Using Plasti-Paste 2 to make a mother mold

[@Kevinpdoheny]

Excellent video!! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this tutorial, it was a HUGE help to me making my first casting!

[@Outofbubblegum-ve6cr]

Very cool. I’ve found that if I lightly dust the outer surface of my silicone molds with baby powder, they slide against themselves much easier, eliminating the need to roll the silicone up as I peel it from the clay pattern.

[@debbiewilliams2832]

Love the demo, this is what I have been looking for. I wasn't sure if I could use rebound 25 for a glove mold. Thanks for the demo. Haven't done that much casting.

[@kevinmoss1054]

Thank you for your content! Excellent work and helpful tips! I wanted to mention that I think the filters that you’re using are not for VOCs. I could be wrong but I thought it would be worth saying. I e worked with a lot of resin and use the 3M 6001 filters for organic vapors

[@AlphaProto]

You just got a new subscriber. Great work.

[@raymantella5801]

Great videos. Just what I was looking for. Thanks!

[@Viridisdaemonis]

Hi, Great tutorial. Very much appreciated! I was wondering if to use Plasti Paste 2 together with fiberglass.. Will that work? To give extra strength. Or is the PP2 enough on it's own? &How many trial units will do for a human sized face mask (+with goat horns)? Doing a Venetian style Faun mask. Thanks! Have a great day🤟🏻

[@BRAD-ROTT]

Thanks to share buddy! :) Please, I'm French and my English is not perfect a,s don't understand what is the white resin/platic casting?

[@creativeguy1138]

Good stuff man. Doing my first Rebound 25 mold and 2 piece mother mold. :D Fun to see this video of you doing the same! Subbed!

[@Greyboa45]

Great job

[@shellumus]

Awesome bro. How many buckets of plasti-paste did you actually use?

[@ancientloredude]

If it were a larger armor piece, like a torso breastplate or cuirass, should a different product be used than 65D? It seems like slush casting would not be ideal, and a brush on thixatropic material, like epoxy, would be better?

[@Cullens_Workshop]

It all depends! For a pour mold I'd use something like smooth on 300. That's what I often use for some of my mask teeth or horns. You could do a brush on epoxy with fiberglass backing. Volpin props has a great Instagram post on it. instagram.com/p/Bbx9TaHByCM/

[@Arnoldman-ep9gw]

How did you attach the cards , or metal shims to the silicone?

[@Cullens_Workshop]

I just cut a small slit in the silicone. thats one of the reasons for the bigger ridge in the silicone.

[@Arnoldman-ep9gw]

@@Cullens_Workshop thanks, so you make a thick seam line to insert the cards, maybe add a silicone thickener

[@Arnoldman-ep9gw]

@@Cullens_Workshop also learned don't Store silicone above 75 degrees environmens, or work with it when it's hot. Will cure very fast not working time. Like in 2 minutes

[@Cullens_Workshop]

@@Arnoldman-ep9gw Yep, I use Thi-Vex from smooth-on personally.

[@brittneebrice]

Hello Cullen. Thanks for the information...... Danesmom

[@haitran7825]

Thanks for information great job 👍

[@dme3o]

Nice man, subbed!

[@TheJoker-fg4es]

Awesome bro 🤟 would it be ok to cast silicone in rebound if using macwax?

[@Cullens_Workshop]

ideally when casting a silicone product you want to use a hard mother mold. A lot of people will use something like ultracal. if you got a few hours to kill kzbin.info/www/bejne/n57VmJxnj66Hnqc @ StiltbeastStudios has been doing a ton a of creature live streams during lock down covering a lot of silicon and latex mask making.

[@jeddbluhm1074]

If you had left out the mesh layer, wouldn’t it be more stretchy?

[@Cullens_Workshop]

nope the mesh has a really good stretch ratio. the mesh streches to the point the silicone would start tearing. So it's more a safety measure than anything.

[@maxabeles]

Awesome. Subbed!

[@richarthmalasquez7496]

Por favor con subtítulos en castellano

[@ViliousTorch]

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