Spidey2222
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You can get some good books on casting from
http://www.castcraft.com
http://www.castcraft.com
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Best Online Source For Molding\Casting Supplies?
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BOBA PHAT
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I have found some, but not a lot. I found a site on line that sells it for $26 a pound. That's w/o shipping and I think it's a quart, but they don't say, it's just a pound. I've exhausted the phone book here, and am about to start harrasing a local molding company if I can't find another source. Anyone have a lead where I could find a gal. or 1/2 gal. of the stuff?
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Redjaq
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Here is the link for Tap plastics. They have everything you need for molding, and at resonable prices.
http://www.tapplastics.com/fiberglass/index.html
Here's another link.
http://www.smooth-on.com/
http://www.tapplastics.com/fiberglass/index.html
Here's another link.
http://www.smooth-on.com/
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Darth Flan
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Anyone know of a good online source for Molding and casting materials? I'm looking for something easy to work with but super hard for molds. Any Ideas?? Hydra-cal maybe?
Thanks
Mike F.
Thanks
Mike F.
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RICHIES ARMOR
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Try www.polytek.com
They have the silicones etc. I buy my hydrocal locally thru a cement retailer. I would suggest trying that.
Its much cheaper. I wouldnt suggest shipping this stuff due to the wt.
Richie
They have the silicones etc. I buy my hydrocal locally thru a cement retailer. I would suggest trying that.
Its much cheaper. I wouldnt suggest shipping this stuff due to the wt.
Richie
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Spidey2222
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I like www.Smoothon.com. Great customer service, fast shipment and cheap prices.
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Darth Flan
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Thx for the fast reply's. I'll try calling a cement retailer. Does a place like Home Depot carry Hydra-cal? Is this the best stuff for molds? I tried plaster O' Paris just dinkin around and its mich too soft. Details come off with the object when you release it, even with an agent.
Mike F.
Mike F.
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