Name: Lifecasting Tutorial: Dress Form Cast In Flexible Foam @brickintheyard
Uploaded: 2024-10-18T08:17:00-05:00
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Description: Lifecasting Tutorial: Dress Form Cast In Flexible Foam

Lifecasting Tutorial: Dress Form Cast In Flexible Foam

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-10-18 | Lifecasting Tutorial: Dress Form Cast In Flexible Foam

Silicone Creature Sculpt Part 1: Armatures & Eyeforms

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-10-09 | This is part one of my new series of videos of sculpting, molding, casting, and finishing a silicone creature. In part 1 I explain the use of eyeforms and a foam armature. I sculpted my little creature with Monster Clay.
The eye forms were molded off the acrylic forms using TC-5110F silicone. I then cast up the eyeforms using fast setting TC-808.

TC-5110F fast silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b
TC-808 Casting Resin: bjbmaterials.com/tc-808-a-b
BJB Apron (because why not??): bjbmaterials.com/shop-apron

October Update!

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-10-07 | Join this channel to access to legacy video content:
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It is October, which means it is time for some costume related fun! In the next few videos I will be covering the process of sculpting, molding, casting, and painting a little silicone creature. Many of you have asked about tutorials on silicone casting and painting, so here you go! I will be posting these new videos outside of my usual Monday schedule, so get ready to learn! Thanks for following!

Brush-On Silicone Mold Part 2

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This is a 2 part tutorial on how to make a simple brush-on mold of a Hydrocal Lifecast. In part 2 I explain how to make a simple 2 piece mother mold or support shell over a silicone mold. This is an easy way to mold and reproduce a lifecast or head bust. At the end I cast a hollow TC-808 resin cast.

Here's what I used:
Zip-301 Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
SC-5001 Thickener: bjbmaterials.com/sc-5001
Silicone Pigments: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/pigments
TC-5110F Silicone (soft 5A): bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b
TC-5130F Silicone (25A): bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4393/s/tc-5130

Bandages For the mothermold: foxandsuperfineshop.com/products/gypsona-extra-fast-plaster-bandages?_pos=1&_sid=764af0177&_ss=r

Brush-On Silicone Mold Part 1

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This is a simple brush-on mold technique using a combination of TC-5130F and TC-5110F. I used soft, TC-5110F for the ears to allow for easier release, and firmer TC-5130F for the rest of the mold. Both are fast silicone formulas so this allows for a quick brush up mold. In part 1 I make the brush on silicone mold, thickening the two silicone formulas with SC-5001 thickening agent. in part 2 I make a simple support shell/mother mold using plaster bandages.

For the record, this mold took right about 5lbs of silicone, so about $65 working out of a 16lb kit.

Here's what I used:
Zip-301 Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
SC-5001 Thickener: bjbmaterials.com/sc-5001
Silicone Pigments: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/pigments
TC-5110F Silicone (soft 5A): bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b
TC-5130F Silicone (25A): bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4393/s/tc-5130f

Top 5 Casting Resin Problems

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-09-27 | These are the top 5 resin issues that mess up your polyurethane resin casts! In this video I explain the common problems and how to avoid them. Overall, Polyurethane resin casting is fairly simple, but there are several common casting issues you need to understand and avoid.
Here they are:
1. Mixing Off Ratio
2. Poor Mixing/Under Mixing
3. Moisture Contamination
4. Incompatible Additives
5. Wrong Release Agent

These common mistakes lead to bubbles, warped parts, and oily parts that will not take paint.

Here's what I used:
E302 Paintable Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/e302-rocket-release
Uber Tough TC-808 Casting Resin: bjbmaterials.com/tc-808-a-b
6800 Pigments: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/urethane-pigments
7400 Translucent Colors: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/polyurethane-tints-dyes
TC-5130F Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4393/s/tc-5130f

Resin Mold Making For Silicone Casting Part 2

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-09-23 | This part 2! If you missed part one, I will link it in the endscreen.
In part 2 I cast a silicone positive from the TC-5130F mold I made in the first video using Zip 301 as a release to keep the silicone from sticking to the silicone mold. Both mold and cast silicone are platinum silicones. The resulting TC-5110F pattern is then put into a foam core box and a TC-808 resin mold is poured using Paste Wax and E236 to keep the liquid resin from sticking to the mold box. The finished TC-808 resin mold may be used to cast many accurate silicone parts using platinum silicone. The first mold, made in part 1, may be used to cast Polyurethane skin materials such as F-105. This process is a great way to make molds for reproducing tattoo practice skins and suture pads.

Here's what I used:
Zip 301 Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
TC-5110F Fast Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b
Silicone Pigment: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/pigments
TC-808 Casting Resin: bjbmaterials.com/tc-808-a-b
Paste Wax: bjbmaterials.com/release-agents/partall-hi-temp-mold-release-wax

Resin Mold For Silicone Casting Part 1

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-09-16 | This is part 1 of a 2 part video on making a resin mold for casting silicone parts. The end result of this process is 2 molds: one silicone and one resin. We used TC-5130F fast silicone to mold a Monster Clay pattern. The resulting TC-5130F mold is then used to cast a TC-5110F silicone part. Zip 301 Mold Release was used to keep the TC-5110F from sticking to the TC-5130F mold. In part 2 we use the TC-5110F silicone part to create a hard, TC-808 resin mold. The final mold can be used to produce silicone parts for medical simulators, tattoo practice skins, special effects skins, and other silicone skin applications.

Here's what I used:
Zip 301 Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
TC-5130F Fast Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4393/s/tc-5130f
Silicone Pigment: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/pigments
Silicone Thickener: bjbmaterials.com/additives/sc-5001

Softening Silicone For Medical Simulators & Skins

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-09-09 | In this tutorial I soften TC-5110F using SC-5002 Silicone Thinner. This is an important technique to remember for applications requiring a silicone that is softer than what is available, or between to existing silicone formulas.In this video I add SC-5002 at a ratio of 1:1:1 by weight. This lowers the "A" value of TC-5110 from ~5A to a VERY soft ~OO20.

Zip 301 Mold release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
SC-5002 Thinner: bjbmaterials.com/sc-5002-silicone-thinner
TC-5110F Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b
Silicone Pigment: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/pigments
Apron: bjbmaterials.com/shop-apron

Casting Tutorial: Pouring A TC-5130F Coffee Cup Prop

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-09-04 | In this tutorial video I cast a prop coffee cup from a mold made in a previous video (linked at the end). Just to make this interesting, I cast silicone into silicone. The original mold was made with TC-5110F fast setting silicone. I cast the coffee cup in TC-5130F (also fast) silicone. To keep the two from sticking, I applied petroleum jelly to the inside of the coffee cup mold and then sprayed it with Zip 301 Mold Release. If done properly, the petroleum jelly will not obscure the detail in the mold. I apply the petroleum jelly heavily, let it sit for about 10-15 minutes, and then wipe off the excess. I then spray the mold with Zip 301 mold release and allow the release dry/outgas. Once the mold is properly released, I am ready to pour my silicone.

Here's what I used:
Zip 301 Mold release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
TC-5130F Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4393/s/tc-5130f
Silicone Pigments: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/pigments
My totally awesome apron: bjbmaterials.com/shop-apron

Molding & Casting Tutorial: TC-5110F Coffee Cup Prop Mold

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-09-02 | In this tutorial I mold a ceramic coffee cup to make a stunt, or action prop, version. I made the first version of this mold back in 2015. The original silicone used for that mold was sadly discontinued in 2017 or so. Originally, this mold and cast was for my kids' career day. I wanted to recreate the prop coffee cup that gets thrown at "The Dude" in the Big Lebowski.

This is a new formula that does exactly what the old formula did and then some so I decided to remake the mold. I used TC-5110F (Fast) to make the mold. TC-5110F is a platinum silicone that will accept a wide variety of casting materials. In a follow up video we will be showing different casting options.

Molding a ceramic pattern is tricky. Ceramic patterns can easily bond to silicone if not released properly. I used Zip 301 mold release to keep the silicone from bonding to the patterns cup.

Here's what I used:
Zip 301 Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
TC-5110F Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b

Degassing Silicone For Better Molds & Casts

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-08-26 | In this tutorial I explain the basics of Vacuum degassing silicone to make bubble free molds. Degassing silicone, even really low viscosity silicone, will give you much better quality molds. In a future video I will be covering degassing of Polyurethanes for casting.

Materials used in this video:
TC-5140 silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalogsearch/result//?q=5140
Zip 301 Mold release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
TC-800 Casting Resin: bjbmaterials.com/tc-800-a-b

If you need a better degassing setup than what I am using here, Centerpointe offers an industrial scale Vacuum cart. I had access to one of these when I worked in a DFW area prototyping shop and it was magical!
learn.bjbmaterials.com/what-is-a-post-cure-why-would-i-need-to-heat-cure-my-casting-resin

Mold making & Resin Casting Tutorial: Using Vents In A Block Mold

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-08-19 | In this tutorial I explain how to make a block mold with vents to minimize air entrapment. A vent system is sometimes necessary to minimize air bubbles in thin walled, cast resin parts. In this video I mold a thin knife blade to illustrate the use and function of vents. Vents can be very helpful when casting resins, rubber materials, and expanding foam. A silicone mold with proper vents will make casting bubble free parts much easier with or without pressure casting.
I used low viscosity TC-5130 silicone for the mold and high strength TC-808 Jet Black for the cast. You can find links to the products below:

Zip 301 Release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
Van Aken Clay: bjbmaterials.com/plastalina-modeling-clay
TC-5130 Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/tc-5130-a-b
TC-808 Jet Black Resin: bjbmaterials.com/tc-808-jet-black-a-b

Important August Update!

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-08-14 | Thanks again for all of your support! My channel will stay up and I will be adding new content using old video that needed to be edited as well as completely new content. In addition to multi-part tutorials, I will also be bringing a variety of industry professionals onto the channel to discuss important topics and demonstrate techniques that exceed my pay grade.

Please comment with video ideas and questions you might have that you would like to see answered in a video.

I am currently setting up a new studio for this purpose and videos will resume shortly! Thanks again!
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Thank you all for your support! Stay tuned for the next chapter!

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Important Update! Store Closing

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Resin Casting Tutorial: Painting/Bonding Tips

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-05-23 | In this video we discuss the common problems that create painting issues: Mixing, off ratio, incompatible additives, and mold release residue. One of the most common issues is poor mixing and measuring resulting in oily parts.
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Fun Experiment With Our New Prosthetic Additive 1

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-05-14 | In this video we use new Prosthetic Additive 1 to soften Faux 2O silicone. This resulted in a soft, clear silicone like ballistic gel. We mixed this formula with 50A+50B (Faux 2O) + 250PA1 (Prosthetic Additive 1). This is a good formula to file away for those of you mixing up unique FX skins or medical models and simulators. Time permitting we will be trying this additive with other formulas.

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Matting Gel For Removing Gloss Or Shine From Fresh Silicone

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-05-06 | In this tutorial we explain the use of our silicone Matting Gel to create a matte finish on silicone makeup, dolls, masks, prosthetics, and silicone medical simulators. This is a silicone Gel that will immediatly subdue shine on skin or cast silicone.

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Resin Eye Forms For Silicone Casting Of Dolls And Props

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-05-04 | In this video we use fast setting 5110F silicone to mold a glass eye and reproduce it in TC-802 casting resin. We released the glass alligator eye form with Zip 301 Mold release. The resulting TC-802 resin eye form may be used in sculptures and incorporated in the mold for casting silicone. At the end of the video we cast a 5100 soft silicone face.

Here's what we used:
Zip 301 Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
5110F Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b
Silicone Pigment: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/pigments
TC-802 Casting Resin: bjbmaterials.com/tc-802-a-b
1630 Tooling Resin: bjbmaterials.com/tc-1630-a-b
5100 Soft Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/tc-5100-a-b

How To Make A Silicone Gang Mold With 5110F Fast Silicone

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-04-25 | In this video we explain the "gang mold" process. We first mold a nut and bolt with a small batch of 5110F silicone. We then reproduce that bolt several times in TC-802 Cast Resin. We put all of those casts in a new mold box and mold it again with 5110F silicone. This gives us a "gang mold' that may be used to produce many of the part at one time. This process pairs nicely with our recent "Master Mold" tutorial.

Bolts and other resin hardware pieces like this are great for creating realistic themed environments and haunted house interiors.

Here's what we used:
Zip 301 Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
5110F Fast Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b
TC-802 Casting Resin: bjbmaterials.com/catalogsearch/result//?q=802
Black Pigment: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/polyurethane-tints-dyes

Mixing Flesh Tones For Realistic Silicone Skins

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-04-23 | In this video we explain the process of coloring or pigmenting translucent silicone to achieve life-like flesh tones. To do this we use a combination of silicone pigment and flocking mixed with translucent silicone.
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How To Make A Resin Master Mold For Silicone Molds

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-04-22 | In this tutorial we show how to make a permanent resin "master Mold" that can be used to mass produce molds for production casting. In this video we start with a 5110 silicone mold and make a master mold with our ArtKast resin. The finished master mold may be used to produce many faithful copies of the original mold.

5110 Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/tc-5110-a-b
Zip 301 Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
Hi-Temp Paste Wax: bjbmaterials.com/release-agents/partall-hi-temp-mold-release-wax
E236 Spray Release: bjbmaterials.com/release-agents/e236-urethane-release

1630 Tooling Resin: bjbmaterials.com/tc-1630-a-b

Silicone Pigments + Flocking for infinite Flesh Tones! #silicone

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-04-20 | Our new silicone pigments + flocking!

5110F Silicone for fast molds #moldingandcasting

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-04-17 | Quick mold of a nut and bolt made with fast setting 5110F silicone. Zip 301 mold release was used to keep the silicone from sticking to the metal patterns. We cast up the bolt and nut using TC-802 fast setting casting resin. www.brickintheyard.com

Precision Casting Resin for interlocking parts #moldingandcasting

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Realistic skin colors in translucent silicone! #siliconepigments

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-04-16 | New fleshtones for silicone are here! www.brickintheyard.com

Moldmaking Tutorial: Thickening Silicone For Brush-on Molds and SPFX

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-04-10 | In this tutorial we explain the use of Thixo thickener for thickening our silicones. Here we thicken 5110F Fast and 5130 F Fast for brushed on applications such as brush-on molds and silicone skins. You can find even more organized content on our website: brickintheyard.com/pages/video-library

5110F Fast Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b
5130F Fast Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4393/s/tc-5130f
Thixo: bjbmaterials.com/silicones/accessories/sc-5001
Silicone Pigments: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/pigments

Eclipse at BITY HQ!

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Extra fancy Tattoo practice skin with 5110F #tattoopractice

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-04-03 | Casting a fancy tattoo practice skin from a CopyCat silicone lifecast mold using new 5110F fast silicone. This one was cast solid for a pattern for a resin mold. Not the way I would normally do this but it looks cool for a dang video! Enjoy!

Fast And Simple Skull Mold With 5110F Silicone

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-03-30 | In this silicone moldmaking tutorial we explain the process of making a simple, soft block mold using 5110F Fast Setting Platinum silicone. This formula is well suited for fast, small molds, FX skins, and medical simulators. We use this mold to make ArtKast Resin skulls.

Zip 301 Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
5110F Fast Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b
Resin: bjbmaterials.com/tc-800-a-b

Video Library: brickintheyard.com/pages/video-library

Painting A Silicone Hand Fast & Easy

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-03-27 | In this tutorial we explain a simple and fast method for painting silicone props such as the silicone had we cast in a previous video. In this video we take a 5110F silicone hand and pain it using additional 5110F silicone.
Video Library: brickintheyard.com/pages/video-library

5110F Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b
Silicone Pigments: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/pigments
Thixo: bjbmaterials.com/additives/sc-5001

Casting A Prop Silicone Hand

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-03-25 | In this video we cast prop silicone hands from a 590 alginate mold using the new 5110F and 5130F silicones. We made the lifecast mold with 590 accucast alginate.

Silicone Pigments: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/pigments
5110F: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b
5130F: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4393/s/tc-5130f

My K-pop nephew rocking the pigments.

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-03-22 | K-pop hopeful Nathan diligently dispensing your pigments.

5110F fast silicone #moldmakinandcasting

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-03-22 | 5110 is now available in a fast formula.

Fake silicone hands with fast set silicone! #handcasting

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5110F is here! Fast silicone for casting! #handcasting

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-03-21 | New 5110 F (F for Fast!) silicone is now available! 6-8 minute pour time and ~1 hour demold at 75F. Pigment to a realistic color with our silicone pigments and flocking colors!

Bat Buddha resin casting #resincasting

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Silicone Mold Making: Calculating Volume & Material Selection

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-02-26 | In this tutorial we explain a volume formula for a basic block mold and how to convert the cubic inch volume into the right amount of silicone for your project. We also explain the basics of why you would choose a firm silicone or a soft silicone.

5110 Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/tc-5110-a-b
Zip 301: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
TC-800: bjbmaterials.com/tc-800-a-b

Larry unloading Release Agents

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Expanding Foam Tutorial: Casting A Rigid Foam Skull

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-02-18 | In this tutorial we cast a rigid foam skull using our 6lb Density Rigid Casting Foam. We used a 5110 silicone mold made in a previous video. Rigid Casting foam is an inexpensive expanding foam that is great for casting Halloween decorations and props. It is also good for pouring up skull armatures for sculpting human heads.

Video Library: brickintheyard.com/pages/video-library

Rigid Casting Foam 6lb: bjbmaterials.com/tc-300-6

Flexible Foam Tutorial: Casting A TC-284 Flexible Foam Prop Wrench

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-02-17 | In this casting tutorial we pour up a TC-284 Flexible Foam prop wrench using a 5140 silicone mold made in a previous video. We used PolyPig pigments to color the foam and also brushed our Blue Steel Pigment powder into the mold before casting. Silver B metal Coating was dry-brushed over the finished foam cast.

Video Library: brickintheyard.com/pages/video-library

Zip 301 Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/catalogsearch/result//?q=301
5140 Silicone (for the mold): bjbmaterials.com/tc-5140-a-b
TC-284 Flexible Foam (for the cast): bjbmaterials.com/tc-284-a-b
Polyurethane Colors: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/polyurethane-tints-dyes

Moldmaking Tutorial: 2 Piece Mold With 5140

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-02-17 | In this tutorial we make a 2 piece silicone mold for casting flexible foam. We used 5140 silicone for this mold. 5140 is a firm, 40A platinum silicone that is ideal for accurate 2 piece molds that key together. We used this mold to cast TC-284 flexible foam props.
Video Library: brickintheyard.com/pages/video-library

Zip 301 Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/silicones/accessories/zip-me-301s-release-spray
Protolina Clay: bjbmaterials.com/silicones/accessories/plastalina-modeling-clay
5140 Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/tc-5140-a-b
Part All Hi-Temp Wax: bjbmaterials.com/release-agents/partall-hi-temp-mold-release-wax
TC-284 Flexible Foam: bjbmaterials.com/tc-284-a-b

Prop Making Tutorial: Pouring an FP-40 Blood Puddle

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-02-15 | In this tutorial we explain the process of pouring a Polyurethane blood puddle using FP-40 casting rubber. This is an inexpensive way to produce a reusable prop blood puddle. We poured this on a silicone mat made with 5130 silicone.

FP-40 Casting Rubber: bjbmaterials.com/fp-40-rev-1-a-b
Solvent Dye: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/polyurethane-tints-dyes
5130 Platinum Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4393/s/tc-5130f/category/96
Video Library: brickintheyard.com/pages/video-library

Moldmaking Tutorial: Seamless Skull Mold With 5110 Silicone

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-02-12 | In this tutorial we make a 1 piece, seamless skull mold using 5110 Platinum Silicone thickened with Thixo thickener. We made the mother-mold with our 6" plaster bandages. This is an easy, inexpensive way to make bust molds that can be used for casting rigid casting foam, resin, and other polyurethanes.

Zip Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
5110 Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4391/s/tc-5110f-a-b
Thixo: bjbmaterials.com/silicones/accessories/sc-5001
Silicone Pigment: bjbmaterials.com/pigments/pigments

Video Library: brickintheyard.com/pages/video-library

Moldmaking Tutorial: How To Avoid Cure Inhibition With Platinum Silicones

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-02-12 | In this tutorial we explain some common contaminates of Platinum Silicone and the importance of running a small test with new pattern materials and mold materials.

Clear Guard: sculptnouveau.com/collections/clear-coats/products/clear-guard
Zip 301 Mold Release: bjbmaterials.com/zip-me-301s-release-spray
5130 Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/catalog/product/view/id/4393/s/tc-5130f/category/96
Thixo: bjbmaterials.com/silicones/accessories/sc-5001

My children discover foam prop weapons cast in TC-284 and TC-266! #flexiblefoam #propmaking

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1 piece seamless skull mold with 5110 silicone and Rigid Casting Foam cast! #expandingfoam

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6LB density casting foam rising. #rigidfoam #expandingfoam

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Resin Casting Tutorial: Pressure Casting With TC-804 Jet Black

Brick In The Yard Productions 2024-02-05 | In this tutorial we use TC-804 Jet Black casting resin to cast a Mothman figurine in a 5092 silicone mold. TC-804 is available in white and "Jet Black" and has a long working time and relatively short demold time. This is a great resin formula for pressure casting and is well suited for product development and automotive applications. Important!! always use molds that have been vacuum degassed for pressure casting and make sure you understand the equipment and process!! High pressure can be dangerous!

Video Library: brickintheyard.com/pages/video-library
TC-804 Jet Black: bjbmaterials.com/tc-804-a-b
Silicone: bjbmaterials.com/silicones/tin-based/tc-5022

My eldest recording our underwriter spot for KWTS 91.1 FM canyon Texas! #gobuffs #radio #wtamu

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