how to make rubber stamps/skins for imprinting cement.

[@Redpillcouple]

I love these videos. You can’t get better quality videos with such expertise! I’ll keep watching for more. Thank you ❤🙏

[@fauxrock]

Well, thank you for the kind feedback. I do appreciate you taking your time to watch my videos.

[@nesc39]

Just a heads up for everyone, there are two major types of rubber, urethane and silicone rubbers. Each one has pros and cons but silicone is more expensive. One advantage to silicone is that you do not need a mold release from most materials. Urethane on the other hand will stick tenaciously to most everything. An example of this is if you painted urethane on real tree bark without ALOT of mold release/vaseline you will peel the bark off with the rubber. If you painted silicone rubber onto tree bark, then it would come off relatively easy

[@dave6923]

It's great to see you posting more frequently.

[@fauxrock]

Well, thank you Dave I really appreciate you keeping tuned to my channel and providing positive feedback.

[@JavaZombie]

How is an actual/ real tree / bark prepared to place the rubber on? Is there a release agent that needs to be applied prior?

[@fauxrock]

As a very good question and at the same time, it’s very difficult to get dried rubber off of a wooden tree bark. The best thing to do is to clean the bark is clean as you can get it. Let it dry seal it with an acrylic sealer about five different coats. Let each coat dry in between then I usually put on 20 coats of a release agent and let each coat dry in between and even then it takes some towel powder to get the rubber to come off once it’s dry, and even then you still have tree bark stuck into your rubber that you’ve got a tool out of the rubber. It’s a little bit of fun to say the least thanks for watching my video

[@kylewills5621]

Another great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@fauxrock]

I appreciate your positive feedback. Thanks for watching my video.

[@shanbfluidart3341]

Love this ❤ you're videos are awesome

[@fauxrock]

Thanks again… I really appreciate your support

[@johnnyhandsome5103]

So, is the first mixed container for just the first coat? Is it one container per coat (32 oz. of each part)? Thanks!

[@fauxrock]

Well, that depends on the size of the item that you’re making the first coat could be much less than one full 32 oz container or it could be several 32 ounce containers for the first coat on an item. Thanks for watching.

[@rayestorga6308]

Thank you Sir for the great content. ✌🏽

[@fauxrock]

Well, thank you very much for your positive feedback. I always so appreciate you guys watching my videos.

[@GrumpyAndCricket]

Jim, another great informational video. Yep you are the energizer bunny of fauxrocktraining! Nice! Hope all is well out your way. Are you in Washington state? Peace

[@fauxrock]

Thanks, as always Grumpy… I really do appreciate your continued support. I’m actually southwest of Portland Oregon by about an hour and 15 minutes.

[@GrumpyAndCricket]

@@fauxrock Thanks Jim, have a good night.

[@Slaphappy-_-]

Omg! Smooth on over rated company! Pushed by YouTUB!!! lol

[@fauxrock]

I think that they have great products and service.🙂👍🙂

[@Slaphappy-_-]

Don’t give away all your trade!!!!!

[@captainamazing1356]

I am thinking he has likely enjoyed his trade and abilities for many years and now he is probably happy to share

[@fauxrock]

👍No worries mate… There’s room for many more people in this industry. Thanks for your continued support. I appreciate you watching my videos.

[@acreage]

1st third learn 🎉 2nd third earn 3rd give it all away

[@fauxrock]

@acreage Now that’s funny… Thanks for watching my video

[@acreage]

It’s what the greats do