Good catch! It is a polyurethane, but this was the very first quart kit so we made the labels in a hurry for this kit in this video. Such is the world of video tutorials.
what product could i use to make drum pads on a midi keyboard or a mic drum machine? i think the original was rubber and the newer ones where made with silicone. is there any rtv rubber or silicone products that can make these soft yet firm pads. ? here is a video showing what i am talking about ua-cam.com/video/jUf5_f86zTU/v-deo.htmlsi=Bvc_ZJeWkhagdueR
I think this product what i needed for casting my action figures in slightly flexible material
Yes indeed!
Very interesting
Thanks!
What it this “backing” on your 2-part mold halves??
That is probably TC-800 or TC-808. It's been a minute since I made that mold!
So instead of using metallic powder can you spray or airbrush metallic or chrome paint into the mold? Will it transfer to the casting as well?
I have some customers that do that but I have not done it....yet. Maybe in a future video.
Why does the part A bottle say "Silicone rubber?"
Good catch! It is a polyurethane, but this was the very first quart kit so we made the labels in a hurry for this kit in this video. Such is the world of video tutorials.
Available in Canada?
Check BJB Enterprises website for Canada distributors.
what product could i use to make drum pads on a midi keyboard or a mic drum machine? i think the original was rubber and the newer ones where made with silicone. is there any rtv rubber or silicone products that can make these soft yet firm pads. ? here is a video showing what i am talking about ua-cam.com/video/jUf5_f86zTU/v-deo.htmlsi=Bvc_ZJeWkhagdueR