Smooth-Cast 320 - Off-White, Ultra Low Viscosity Liquid Plastic - Pint Unit

I am a doll sculptor teaching myself how to make replica parts of my pieces to expedite production, and this liquid plastic is by far my preferred choice.I've tried resins, epoxy clay, polymer clay-- none captured the perfect detail of the mold like this product, AND the fast drying time is a game-changer. Now the longest part of the process is waiting for the silicone molds to set-- once they're done you can make back to back plastic casts with very little error.My advice if you're just starting out is to buy a small scale used to weigh things in ounces; this will help you NOT waste the product, as its lightning fast drying time means if you've mixed more than you need for the mold(s) at hand, you've thrown away money.As you go, you'll become better at being able to more accurately eyeball the amount you need per mold, but definitely get a scale to begin and help with getting the most bang for your buck.

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Whether you are a beginner or a pro at casting, this liquid plastic is the industry standard. It always performs and the results are smooth and strong. I wouldn't use anything else

I’ve cast several artificial trout head’s using this. I like it because you measure by equal parts by volume without having to weigh. The cast is a nice ivory color and very strong for what I’m using for. I’ve had good results with this being my first time trying my hand at casting artificial trout heads.

Seems like it takes longer to fully cure, but it has just a short of pot life as 300. While 300 will be fully hard in just a little while, 320 seems to stay soft for hours. This can be good or bad; trimming flash or mold stems is easy when it's still soft.

I use Smooth-On silicone molds for small movie prop replicas, and this resin works perfectly every single time! And they remove easily from the molds with no need for a mold release agent. Be sure to mix your parts together quickly because you only have about 3 to 5 minutes to pour it into your mold before it goes from an oil consistency to solid as a rock! Little to no fumes and the quick cure time (15 minutes) allows you to pull back to back castings all day if needed. The final piece sands and paints well. Highly recommend!

I like the ease of using this product, I used it to re-produce an White tail Deer Antler. Simply made a silicone cast of Similar Antler and poured up the product to produce an exact replica.