Shell Shock™
Brushable Liquid Polyurethane Plastic
Thixotropic plastic that self thickens when mixed and can be brushed onto a variety of surfaces or into rubber molds. Shell Shock™ is ideal for making fast, lightweight rigid molds for creating silicone appliances and effects (use as a replacement for gypsum molds). You can also brush a "gel coat" into a rubber mold and back it up with rigid foam, creating a highly detailed lightweight casting.
HIGHLIGHTS
Make Rigid, Strong Molds
Make Rigid, Strong Molds
Shell Shock™ plastics are ideal for making fast, lightweight rigid molds for creating silicone appliances and effects (use as a replacement for ‘stone molds’) used for casting silicones directly without a mold release.
No Scale Necessary
Brushable Application
Tough and Durable
Impact Resistant Coating
Impact Resistant Coating
Shell Shock™ can also be brushed onto styrofoam (polystyrol) as an impact resistant coating that can be sanded, primed and painted (minimum 3 coats recommended). Can be mixed together with metal powders to produce cold cast metal sculptures.
Impact Resistant
Technical and Buying Information
| Select a Product Below | Pot Life | Cure Time |
|---|---|---|
| › Shell Shock™ FAST | 3 mins | 60 mins |
| › Shell Shock™ SLOW | 8 mins | 5 hrs |
VIDEOS and GALLERIES
Step-by-Step How-To Articles
How To Make a Silicone Wound Using a Plate Mold
This step-by-step guide will illustrate how to make a flat resin plate mold that you can cast platinum silicone into.
How To Create a Urethane Resin Makeup Prosthetic Mold
This sequence outlines the construction of a mold to cast silicone f/x makeup appliances.
What Have Other People Done With These Products?
Hyper Realistic Silicone Art From Tom Kuebler
Tom creates his works of surreal art using silicone, foam, resin, any material which triggers his imagination.
Sculptor Jim McGinniss 'Jumps For Joy' Over Shell Shock® Resin
James McGinniss, a renowned sculptor in the area, was contacted to create a tribute to the spirit of the house through sculpture.