Rock Casting and Coloring

[@TERRYBIGGENDEN]

Wonderful techniques., I love the Cajun (?) music at the beginning as well-fabulous! :-)

[@darrylhuffman1564]

The Cajun music is a jug band track that came with my video editing program. I love it as well, but have had a few complaints about it. I wish I knew who recorded it so I could get more of their songs. The track is titled Jug Band Walk UP. And thanks for the kind words. My video making days are over so what you see is what you will get. Sorry.

[@TERRYBIGGENDEN]

@@darrylhuffman1564 Funnyl after first seeing that clip I went to look for more. I hadn't listened to any for a long time. Found some really great clips of all kinds of groups I'll have a look around and see what I can find. keep the music-I think it goes well with you wonderful work. :-)

[@sickofsnow1506]

I am so glad I found you!

[@rrswitch48]

Thanks for sharing Darryl!

[@darrylhuffman1564]

I really enjoyed making each video. And made tons of friends through them.

[@wtb24]

Hi Darryl from one of many who purchased your dvds many years ago. Happy to see you have so many more now offered here on You Tube. This video on different methods of plaster rock coloring was informative for me. One question: Have you ever used earth tones of grout on your layouts?

[@bjorntoby3320]

Instablaster

[@kenruble5292]

I have found that spraying the mold with isopropyl alcohol will go a long way towards eliminating air bubbles and making the plaster flow into all crevasses.

[@markpoggendorf9006]

Great video! I searched for Rocky Mountain Molds and cannot find them. Do you have any info?

[@darrylhuffman1564]

I learned never to promote a new company as the owner abandoned his efforts shortly after the video was finished. They made great molds. Now I just stick with Bragdon Enterprises.

[@kenruble5292]

Stir the plaster in one direction only to avoid folding air bubbles into the mixture.