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You're Not Still Using
Alginate, Are You? |
Smooth-On’s New Body Double™ is a silicone rubber that can be applied directly to the skin to make fast and lasting molds of the face, hands and other body parts. Available in “Standard” or “Fast” Set, both are mixed 1A:1B by volume, cure quickly with high tear strength and will reproduce perfect detail from any original model - far better detail than any alginate. Cast As Many Times As You Want - You can cast anything into a Body Double™ mold and make many castings from a single mold - not just one. Save On Material And Labor Costs - With Body Double™, you use less material and can go right from the body to casting. By not having to make a plaster positive from your alginate mold, clean it up and re-mold it, you actually end up saving money. |
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| Faces In The Crowd - On-the-spot face molds of trade show passers-by were made in about 5 minutes, leaving attendees smiling. | |||
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What Is The Difference Between “Standard Set” and “Fast Set”? Standard or Fast Set - The
rubber is the same. The only difference: working time (pot life) |
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How Does It Work? Using Body Double "Fast Step" - Step By Step
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Here’s How
To Make A Quick & Easy |
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The beard poses a potential sticking problem. Body Double™
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3. Body Double
“Fast Set” Cartridge is loaded into the dispensing gun. |
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Body Double™
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Make sure you leave 5. Curing -The mold rubber is allowed to cure for about 5 minutes. |
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| 7. Excess water is squeezed from bandages and they are layered over the rubber surface. | 8.
Plaster bandages are allowed to dry for about 15 minutes. |
9. The support shell is removed. |
10. The rubber is carefully removed from the face. | |
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You will be amazed at |
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Smooth-Cast 325 resin and bronze
powder are |
and, unlike alginate, this mold will last for many castings. |
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How
Does It Work?
Making a Torso Mold and
Casting Using |
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Tip: Our Silicone Thinner™ is added to the initial batch to lower the viscosity for easier application. |
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| 1. Body Double Release
Cream is applied throughly to all areas that will contact the rubber. |
2. “Standard Set” is measured & mixed. | 3. The model is posed
and the rubber is brushed on using a soft bristle brush. |
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| 4. Best Method - apply rubber from bottom toward the top of model. |
5. The model rests on a
“tilt board” that offers support, but can be tilted back. |
6. Additional batches
of rubber are mixed as necessary. Finished mold wall thickness is 1/4” - 3/8”. |
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| 7. Plaster bandages are applied as a support shell. | 8. Demold - Shell and
mold are carefully removed. |
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Smooth-Cast 325 and bronze powder are mixed and brushed over the mold surface. |
10. The model is buffed
with fine steel wool to bring out the luster of the bronze powder |
11. Black shoe polish is brushed on the model to add depth and definition to the shine | |
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With this one mold, you can
get many castings - without
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