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Mold-Making Compounds

07/19/2009 6:39 PM

Hi All,

We are looking for an inexpensive source of high-quality flexible mold-making compounds, such as low-viscosity RTV silicone rubber or equivalent low-viscosity elastomeric compounds.

These flexible molds will be used to produce small quantities of very-high-detail figurines; many of which do not have clear parting lines and therefore do not lend themselves to simple clamshell molds.

Any assistance in this matter will be greatly appreciated!
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Re: Mold-Making Compounds

07/23/2009 9:13 AM

I've had good results from ordinary rubber latex. Multiple coats over the original figurine, then peel off your flexible mold.
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05/18/2010 10:55 AM

Ycheng precision plastic mould company is committed to precision plastic mould making and injection molding, and has passed ISO9001-2000 quality management system certification. We have advanced mould manufacturing equipment and experienced technical management team, with strong injection molding and mold making capacity.

As a provider of OEM and ODM service of plastic mould making and plastic injection, We committed to offering smart designing and making solutions and helping our customers reduce cost and maintain their competitive advantage

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