1 - A Body Double® mold taken from an our model will be used, along with Shell Shock brushable plastic.

2 - The Shell Shock® Part A is measured out. (mix ratio is 1A:5B by weight).

3 - The Shell Shock® Part B is measured out. (mix ratio is 1A:5B by weight).

4 - The Shell Shock® is thoroughly mixed.

5 - A thin layer of Shell Shock® is stippled into the Body Double® silicone mold.

6 - Another layer of Shell Shock® is applied.

7 - Plasti-Paste® II trowelable resin is measured out (mix ratio is 41A:100B by weight)

8 - The Plasti-Paste® II is thoroughly mixed.

9 - The Plasti-Paste® II is applied to the Shell Shock® to add strength.

10 - Additional layers of Plasti-Paste® II is added until a 3/8'' thickness is achieved.

11 - The material is left to cure for 90 minutes.

12 - The casting is demolded.

13 - The edges of the casting are sanded smooth.

14 - The finished casting reflects perfect detail of our model.

15 - A zombie style appliances is sculpted on the casting using sulfur-free clay.

16 - A 'cutting edge' is sculpted around the appliance. This will provide thin edges when casting silicone into the mold.

17 - A registration indentation is drilled into the casting.

18 - Universal Mold Release® is applied over the entire surface.

19 - A thin layer of Shell Shock® is brushed on the sculpture and casting.

20 - Another layer of Shell Shock® is applied.

21 - Plasti-Paste® II is applied to a 3/8'' thickness.

22 - The mold is allowed to cure overnight for ultimate strength.

23 - The mold is removed form the baseboard.

24 - A small batch of Plasti-Paste® II is used to create a base for the mold.

25 - Any exposed clay is removed.

26 - The mold halves are slowly pried apart using screwdrivers.

27 - The mold halves are separated.

28 - Clay residue is removed using wooden tools.

29 - A vent hole is drilled in the positive (life casting) to help reduce air bubbles in cast silicone pieces.

30 - The mold is ready for use. To view the casting, painting and application of a silicone prosthetic cast into this mold, CLICK HERE to view our how-to video.