Liquid latex rubber is one of the
least expensive materials that a mold maker can choose. It is easy to use and also
brings untold benefits in the form of durability, tenacity and resistance.
Latex molds are highly suitable for architectural restorations, faux brick
veneers, decorative garden ornaments and other statuary. They are equally
appropriate for ornamental candle making, soap making and fine art
reproductions.
If you want to learn how to make a mold using latex rubber,
EnvironMolds offers a two-part video series. In the first DVD, professional
mold maker Michael Kryger takes you step by step through the basic process of
latex mold making, one piece molds and shell molds. He also reveals his
personal studio shortcuts and elaborates on different finishing techniques that
will make your latex mold a success.
The second-part of the DVD set is
dedicated to advanced latex mold making such as two-part and complex molds, creating
a fool proof keying system and ornamental cement casting.
You can purchase the DVDs individually
at www.artmolds.com or buy them together
at a discount offer of 25%. Carefully viewing both the videos and abiding by
the instructions sets the stage for some wonderful latex molds and casts.
Once you have perfected the art of
latex mold making and casting, you can also move to making a latex mask or creating special effects
for theatre/film. Wrinkles, scars or gashes – name it and you will be able to
create the effects realistically.
Different options in liquid latex
mold rubber and casting rubber are also available on the EnvironMolds website.
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