Using Alumilite Amazing Mold Putty to copy carvings on furniture

[@rickestedman313]

Thanks for teaching

[@carjockey1776]

Very cool I could use this.

[@cathyjackson5959]

Loved this tutorial on mouldings and how to repair wooden ones!!! Loving it Ria❤️🌸❤️

[@RIA]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@angeladickson9894]

I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for all the helpful hints.

[@RIA]

You are so welcome glad you enjoy them.

[@Annie261.]

Silicone and corn starch also works for making molds.

[@RIA]

I've used those for small molds before they do work, never worked as well on large molds for me though sadly.

[@anitamorales1506]

That is a fun idea. I just wish it would take stain. Did you see Sabrina make a mold of a part of a leg to repair another leg with hot glue. I have done this also with plaster of paris in the mold.

[@rhiannonrising]

They don't take stain sadly but you can put color, glitter, etc in the resin liquid.

[@RIA]

I love adding glitter to resin - In the past i've done some really big kitchen counter tops with epoxy glitter and spray paint. So much fun!

[@RIA]

I've not seen that video but i will hunt it down. I am not a big hot glue fan - i might do something with plaster of paris soon. Its a really good economical product when your doing a lot of casting, Anthropologie dupe style.

[@designabeej]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@monamorris2982]

Thank you soo much I have a question, will the material ruin my furniture it is a real nice dark stain oak I think and I want to make moldings on 3 different pieces of the head board but fear it will ruin the finish on it I hope you see this kinda soon Thank you very much I am new at this and working on a plain french armoire and it so much fun.

[@RIA]

If it is a wood finish I would say no it will not ruin the piece it should be fine.