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Mold making Guide

BRUSH MOULDING

This method is suited to taking imprints of inclined, vertical or overhanging models, generally when they are large or when it is not possible to move the model.
   

Apply a thin coat of
release coating to the
model to make it easier to demould.

  Apply the first coat of RTV that is either thixotropic or otherwise made thixotropic through an additive with a brush (impression coat).  

Without waiting for the RTV to cure completely (after 1 to 4 h depending on ambient temperatures) apply thenumber of coats that are required to obtain the finalthickness (generally 1 to 2 coats)

 

 

Accentuated undercuts will be filled with an RTV paste before producing the shell. Leave to cure for 16 to 24h at room temperature.
  Mark off the membrane several centimeters around its edge and apply a release agent to the outer surface.   Make the supporting shell
in plaster, polyester or in
epoxy/glass fabric.
Dismantle the shell and the membrane.
Reposition the membrane in the shell before reproduction.

 

INTRODUCTION

 

MOULDING TECHNIQUES

 

BLOCK MOULDING

 

SKIN MOULDING

 

BRUSH MOULDING

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