Silicone Rubber Mold Making - How-to Guide -Page
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Fill it as high as you can, thicker is better. Vibrate it
if you can and pop any bubbles that raise to the surface. Allow the rubber to cure at least 16 hours. I usually go 20
hours. |
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Start taking apart the Legos. You will find that the bricks
will easily separate from the rubber. |
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If you did it right and the spray worked, you should be able to find
the parting line. Don't worry if it does not fall right apart at
the line. The rubber may take a bit of work to separate but once
you get it started it will separate. |
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Here's my mold, once I pulled it apart.
Next comes the fun part, making your duplicate. Here I
show you how I use a 2 part liquid resin to make more of what you
molded. Continued on Plastic
Resin Casting - Page 1 |
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