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Hi there!
I have seen various ways to create custom molds, ranging from mold putty to silicone sealant, and I’m not quite sure about any of them.
I probably won’t be making any online purchases in the next month or so, give or take; my current one should “keep me busy” for a bit, so I have decided to cross mold putty off of my list for now.
So, I turned to resin forums (like this one) and YouTube tutorials for an alternative, where I have found silicone sealant.
Supposedly, you are to mix soapy water (1:16 soap to water ratio, respectively) and place the sealant in the water, then knead and put in the object.
Just wondering, would this still work if I am wearing gloves? Also, if anyone has tried this, would you be willing to share some advice or warnings?
Thank you very much!Link:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Worlds-easiest-silicone-mold/ -
Unfortunately, the silicone sealants don’t work well to make molds. You can see Mona of Craft Klatch’s results here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yt_66rZJlM Her resin castings stuck.
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