Concentrated formula based on natural rubber. Allows to mould both simple and complicated shapes in small or large sizes. Can also be used to make rubber masks.
Apply the latex with a brush on the object to be moulded. Take care to protect your brushes by coating them with dishwashing liquid. Allow the first layer to dry 10 minutes. Apply a second coat. While still wet, place gauze to strengthen the mould and immediately apply a third layer on top. Allow to dry 10 minutes and apply a fourth layer. Allow to dry 6 hours. To prevent the latex from sticking to itself, sprinkle the outside of mould with Demoulding Talc and unmould. Pour the reproductive material: plaster, crystal resin, reconstituted Gedeo. Unmould. Let dry and decorate.
The maximum temperature that a latex mould can withstand is 50°C. To thin the latex, you can add up to 5% of water, stirring slowly.
Concentrated formula based on natural rubber. Allows to mould both simple and complicated shapes in small or large sizes. Can also be used to make rubber masks.
Apply the latex with a brush on the object to be moulded. Take care to protect your brushes by coating them with dishwashing liquid. Allow the first layer to dry 10 minutes. Apply a second coat. While still wet, place gauze to strengthen the mould and immediately apply a third layer on top. Allow to dry 10 minutes and apply a fourth layer. Allow to dry 6 hours. To prevent the latex from sticking to itself, sprinkle the outside of mould with Demoulding Talc and unmould. Pour the reproductive material: plaster, crystal resin, reconstituted Gedeo. Unmould. Let dry and decorate.
The maximum temperature that a latex mould can withstand is 50°C. To thin the latex, you can add up to 5% of water, stirring slowly.
