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Thanks for watching. They did an amazing job on it.

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Hi there! This is a good question for our tech support team, can you send them a ticket here? www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!

Yes a pressure pot will reduce any air bubbles. You will want to ensure that your mold is made under pressure as well. If the mold isn't made under pressure and cause issues.

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No the keys in the silicone held the mold together, sometimes rubber bands or straps are needed.

Absolutely. We can guide you in the right direction. Reach out to us here: www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/

Thanks for watching. Those are terrific ideas. I will pass them along to Milo!

Thanks for watching. You would do this if you want to create something that is custom to an actor or if you are making elf ears for examples.

Thank you for watching. It makes me smile too!

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Hello, Our Rubber Glass works perfect for making fake ice. www.smooth-on.com/product-line/rubber-glass/

Hi, It is spelled mold or mould. Depends what country you are in.

@@smoothon Oh, of course. Oi. i feel like I should delete the comment for being so stupid.

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The urethane material that is poured into the mold will be waterproof as it is plastic.

@@smoothon Thanks. :)

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The shore hardness of the material he is using is a 70D.

Hello, Thank you for watching. The alginate is skin safe.

Safety is always our first priority when performing a life casting. There were plugs in the model's ears.

@@smoothon I didn’t ask if the guy had earplugs , I said - you forgot to add the please use earplugs ( since we know people will copy this and have no clue in to use them when doing it .

Hello, it will depend on which Crystal Clear you are using. All of the info about each on can be found on this page. www.smooth-on.com/product-line/crystal-clear/

We have seen a lot of people using Bee's wax. You could give that a small test. I have never used it.

@smoothon OK I'll try that thankyou

Thanks for watching. In this video they are using water based clay. When picking a clay you need to make sure that the clay is sulfur free as the sulfur can cause the silicone to not cure.

@smoothon ah ok. Because I seen in another video you use sculptex soft.

Thanks for watching and glad that you like the blood. We have found soap and water works. Shaving cream is a small tip to help remove the blood as well. Let the shaving cream sit on the skin so it can soak up the blood and then wipe it away.

Thanks for watching! Cavity pour molds can be really amazing.

Thanks for watching. We have a distributors around the world that can help you. www.smooth-on.com/distributor-regions/europe/ They might have someone near you that can help you with that project.

We had a ton of fun hanging out with Bill when he was here. Wish he was closer so we could work together more!

Yes silicone will bond to silicone. I would apply it when it is relaxed but I suggest some small scale tests to determine exactly what is best for your application.

Hello, thanks for watching. Yes you can use wood to make your model out of. You will need to seal the wood before making the mold. If you have further questions I suggest contacting out tech support team. They can help you with any questions you might have. www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/

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You can use a lot of things to create the impression in the clay.

Hello, Thanks for watching. Here is a video on how to make a mold of a hand. ruclips.net/video/gndV6rMzR_4/видео.html

What material are you looking for more info about?

Thanks for watching. Both materials will produce a fantastic cold casting! It will depend on what you are looking for. Neo will be heavier in weight than Smooth-Cast 325 will. Smooth-Cast allows us the ability to back fill the casting with a much lighter weight material. Neo gives a very nice finish because it is a gypsum. So it will depend what you are looking for. If you have further questions you can reach out to our technical support team. www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!

No release agent was used in this project. The coral piece in the video is made out of sulfur free clay so we did not need a sealing agent or release agent for this project.

You don't have to preheat. It is done to help reduce the pot life of the material so that he is not spending a long period of time rotationally casting. 7-10 minutes spinning a mold around can get very exhausting quickly.

When you pour a material into that mold you will have a casting that will not be level. If that doesn't matter for the piece you are making that would be a good solution. Thanks for watching!

Thats a great idea too. We keep small molds around that we pour extra material into.

Hello, We have a number of food same silicone rubbers. www.smooth-on.com/applications/food-applications/

@@smoothon for example can it b used for baking? and do you ship to Canada?

Milo is going to be working on some new taillight lenses soon!