Using Plaster of Paris to Level Resin Pour Molds
An easy (and cheap) way to fix leveling mistakes with silicone pour molds using plaster of paris.
These are the posts about working with plaster, resin, aluminum and other fancy stuff! Casting in a variety of molds, from plaster to 100% Silicone Caulk, and various retail products.
An easy (and cheap) way to fix leveling mistakes with silicone pour molds using plaster of paris.
I've been having a lot of fun painting up the flat cat head magnets, but I've finally run out of plaster blanks... so it was…
Have some older pink Smooth-On OOMOO 30 mold making rubber that's gone a bit, well, rubbery, but it still a bit liquid (like warm sticky taffy…
I was trying to cast some Fat Ponies while I was working on my NaMoPaiMo (National Model Painting Month) horse... and my lack of attention…
My trick for keeping magnets level when put into resin magnets. The method take large popsicle sticks, tape magnets, and a bunch of wood glue!
Behold, the Octopi! I tried combining caulk and cornstarch back at the beginning of my 100% Silicone Caulk mold making adventures... and it was dismal…
Experimenting with mixing different ratios of Plaster of Paris and Wood Glue (and acrylic paint) to get stronger plaster casts.
Plaster Molds after the wax was removed A friend of mind built a DIY forge to melt aluminum cans and play with casting things. They…