Fiberglass Friday (sort of). Revealing parts of finished glass projects.

Hey gang ,better late than never. Going to go over three recent projects that are all quite unique.Discuss challenges and solutions.
Concrete artisan Daryl carlyle
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[@VilasGaikwad]

Piece molding great

[@mrconcreteartisan]

Thanks

[@shaunbrown5310]

Great video!

[@mrconcreteartisan]

Thanks Shaun.

[@shawn80j]

You sir make beautiful very complex molds. Love to know your secret on how you do your cheater seams and what you use for your fiberglass walls.

[@mrconcreteartisan]

Hi Shawn , keep searching through my channel there are vids for the glass walls.Pretty simple ,thin cardboard and tape.👍😀

[@bryanmeza9974]

Great vid gris!! Love how you walked us through each mold!!

[@mrconcreteartisan]

Is that what you had in mind?

[@bobrutan4735]

great vid.. I am very anxious to see you pour that large statue!!!!

[@mrconcreteartisan]

Well that makes two of us! lol

[@VilasGaikwad]

Ganeshas very good stachu sir

[@mrconcreteartisan]

Thanks ,I like him too

[@gaffster787]

Impressive molds...wow. I have a few molds that could have used a vent or two. Sometimes I do a two step pour-the first being a fairly thin mix that finds its way into trouble spots and then the normal mix maybe 10 minutes later. The thin mix also helps with surface bubbles if you don't have a vibe system.

[@mrconcreteartisan]

Referred to as a slurry.Have done it ,but for me I pour so many at one time it would be time prohibitive to me .But lots of folks do it ,it's a good method.👍

[@brandiewilcox9561]

Do you find that the Buddha statues sell the best? I have learned so much from watching your vid already. Thanks !!!!!

[@glenvalleyranch]

I like how you use a Bee Hive Tool!

[@mrconcreteartisan]

I have eight bee colonies out behind the shop.They're awesome pry bars ,super thin and strong.👍😉

[@mahmoudzaefi2958]

Hello.
When we want to make a fiberglass mother mold and attach it to a latex rubber mold, can we use this formulation that you mentioned in your videos (rubbing alcohol and Castor oil) and spray it on the latex rubber mold so that the latex mold can be easily separated from the fiberglass mother mold and not stick to each other?
I have seen some people who use PVA instead of this formulation. Can this material be used?
And first we have to wait until the latex mold is completely dry and then start making the mother mold?
PVA does not damage the latex mold in the long run?

[@mrconcreteartisan]

Hello mahmoud , no ,I'm afraid that won't keep it from sticking .Use the parting wax or carnauba wax and the PVA separating film.

[@mahmoudzaefi2958]

@@mrconcreteartisan thanks. so i have to mixing wax with PVA? The ratio of combining them is equal?