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Platinum/Addition Cure Slicone

July 14 2012 at 6:58 AM
  (Login JonGreenwood)
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Hi all,

I just bought some of this stuff http://www.tomps.com/shop/rapimould-rtv-silicone-rubber-500g-p-215.html
Never used this stuff before, as I have only ever tin cure stuff previously.
So am wondering what is the safest way to make a mold box?, I was going to use some paper cups, and either lego blocks or a plasticard mold box.
Are these going to be OK?
Also, whilst I am asking, I have 2 things that I am needing copies of, some resin boots and a resin torso and a whitemetal torso, are these OK to use as masters with this stuff?
As I am really unsure of what will inhibit the curing, I know onion and garlic will, but that's it.

Thanks for any info/advice.

Jon

 
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  1. Platinum cure RTVs are more sensitive - Kurt_Laughlin on Jul 14, 12:02 PM
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  3. Re: Platinum/Addition Cure Slicone - Peter Hartup on Jul 15, 3:01 AM
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  5. Platinum cure - Jim Carswell on Jul 15, 1:50 PM
    1. Re: Platinum cure - Peter Hartup on Jul 15, 10:06 PM
     
  6. Sulphur free - Jon Greenwood on Jul 16, 12:11 PM
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