Two-Part Latex Mold Tutorial

[@EnvironMolds]

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[@manoloblasco473]

to preserv the mold for future use , sprinkel it with plenty of talc .

[@horrr0r]

@Prince Calbaby powder. It used to be made of a mineral called talcum, so people sometimes refer to it as talcum powder or just talc. Nowadays, what’s sold as baby powder is just sterilized cornstarch.

[@agomodern]

So strange watching a 6 year old video that appears to be done in the early 90s. And that music for a whole hour. Looks like what I need for something I want to copy, but my patience will not allow for it.

[@Spoiled4sure]

I am the same way. I just found that you can speed up the video by clicking on the settings icon on the top right and changing the playback speed!

[@balluna1453]

Dated 2017, had to check as the initial part looked really old fashioned/cutting and gluing boxes as keys.

[@markkevin7245]

Hi there, really brilliant informative video..... better than so many books I’ve read, I’m just wondering how the latex separates from the paper easily? Thanks mark

[@luizfernandodegouveagouvea7177]

Hello .. Good night; How many layers of latex would I have to apply to the mold to work with cement artifacts?

[@EnvironMolds]

A traditional mold for cement requires 10-12 applications allowing each coat to dry before applying the next. A latex cement mold outlasts man-made products by many years. Yes, a bit time consuming, but if you place a fan in front of the wet latex it dries in half the time.

[@ramases1]

Is there a list of products you used?

[@damianbutterworth2434]

Would one of them tools that you use to cut tiles with funny shapes help to do the mold partition to get the exact shape?

[@CapeCrystalBrands]

I'm uncertain what tool you are referring to. But a good sharp knife is best.

[@Dennis.5150]

That tool is called a profile gauge, and I think it work better than tracing as shown in the video.

[@ariellira5881]

Good video, very explanatory, very specific. I have a question: I have made some figure molds a long time ago, but they have "melted" in a couple of months. Where is it advisable to store the molds to prevent them from breaking or "melting" over time? At what temperature approximately?

[@markgoldby6502]

Hi there, I am using your tutorial to make a 2 part latex mold from an object i am refurbishing. I need to seal my object but am having difficulty finding (an affordable) Shellac. Do you have any budget friendly ideas for an equivalent sealer? Is Sanding Sealer appropriate?

[@EnvironMolds]

Use a spray clear polyurethane. Rustoleum is a good brand

[@markgoldby6502]

@@EnvironMolds hello, me again. I'm struggling to create a cut out partition for my object. It is a bust with an angled head. Any tips for another way to construct a partition?

[@Dennis.5150]

Why don't you spray the shellac?

[@dawnkarti7767]

Hi ..thanks for video..want to ask what I can I use as a release agent for plastic model..? Thanks

[@teachingpress1374]

Normally you would not use a release agent with latex on plastic

[@umeshdhamunia902]

Can resin casting with latex rubber

[@jpocketrocket]

you are using shellac,I was led to believe that anything petroleum based was bad for latex rubber??

[@teachingpress1374]

When shellac dries it is perfectly safe. What you want to avoid is petroleum jelly and oil

[@secretsquirrelaka-vesuvius3672]

Very helpful video... but i just have to say.... editing lol .... so much footage could have been left out.

[@No-ones-fool-no-more]

@@secretsquirrelaka-vesuvius3672 .. i guess that depends on how much of a novice someone is that is watching it .. i found it informative & very satisfying to just relax & take it all in.. regardless of what I already know, it was good to be reminded of some of the basics again.. 😊

[@carlosmicheltorresmercado1541]

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[@rameshjagtap7165]

Very slow. Process.

[@EnvironMolds]

Yes, the downside is that it is slow. However, you can cut the time in half by placing your work in front of a fan, or a small heater between coats.

[@umeshdhamunia902]

Can resin casting with latex rubber