How accurate is the molding? Will it pick up bumps and stuff, and can I touch it up to fix them or make it bigger?
938730
Its really accurate if you catch the molding powder before it dries ( it dries within 45 seconds so work quickly or get help).Bumps can be cut off smoothly afterwards but your out of luck making it bigger.
938731
The product was a total miss for me. I followed the instructions to a T and the mold began to harden before I could even make any kind of impression.It was like silicone cottage cheese. Use at own risk, but company did refund me after complaint. So they were trustworthy in that manner.
938732
very accurate. I painted mine just like its colored naturally. must insert quickly and must be erect. any flaws can be cut off with razor.
938733
I thought it was great work quick and have everything layed out an ready for the next steps especially the molding process I had zero bumps other than the veins and and impressions but an exact replica to the T look up videos on you tube and stuff and it lays the directions out perfectly for ya
938734
It's very accurate, every vein and bump comes out pretty perfect, I don't see how you can make it larger than the guy molding it. Once it is set it's set no really fixing it unless to use an exacto knife to cut extra little pieces off around the battery opening to make it smoother.
1735134
Yep. You need moulding. You could screw in something for it to catch on, like a strip of wood, but short of that it won't work.
1628680
Guess it depends on how much moulding you want to make. It is a better planer than moulded and I would look at something else if it's main use was to make elliptical moulding.
176525
Its a nice little roller on even surfaces but on uneven bumps it will likely twist sideways. I pull it over a 6 inch curb daily and it will will twist unless I pull very evenly.
37640
It is hard, is not soft as the regular silicon mold that you can push it is hard pink plastic. Not sure if it may have a low % of silicone but it seems to me as plastic, hard to unmold as well.
1435819
the custom trays, no it is not hard to make the mold. the cheaper trays that come with the set, they are not hard to mold but they don't work nearly as well as the custom trays. not a tight fit and much too big for my mouth, they were uncomfortable. it's worth the price to get the custom. i did see a quick change, like 3 shades in the first week probably. it kind of plateaued a bit after that but definitely worked.
2234025
Use a hockey puck. It doesn't deform and it hasn't hurt the underside of my Porsche in all the time that I have used it.
849834
It all depends on the amount of imperfection. It did not fully level out my floor. I should have leveled the floor first.
769400
I'm sorry it's taken me so long to respond to this question! I was trying to wait until I used the beater again, to check, but still haven't done so. Yes, I do think there is a bit more of a "bump" with this beater than I would have expected. There don't seem to be any particular ill-effects of the "bumping" so I guess it's okay. Still, yours may be "bumping" more than most. Maybe trying a replacement beater would be a good idea, since you don't feel quite right about the one you have.
1589416
good stuff but i nailed it up myself, so there's little bumps here and there that i'm too lazy to fix. but it's very good quality. in the picture im assuming they used glue but many said that glue is a bad idea, so i don't know how well it'll look if you use the glue.
349263
The Seller cut it to size for me. My shape is a simple rectangle. After a week of waiting for the foam to reshape itself, it turn out to be an inch short. I didn't complain to the seller because it was a service they did for free. With a little adjustment I made it work fine. For your project I recommend cutting it yourself. The foam is quality foam.
1137439
I highly doubt it. I have about a foot of the molding leftover and will try it out when I get home from work.
1283109
Weapons get fiddly mostly because your going to be sandwich casting them. Which leads to lots of flashing and strange lines from you putty. Jot saying it can't be done but your Bette off RTV moulding and 2 part resin casting. You'll get better results. All that as side, for action figures 6"+ a one off copy it will do the job. >1" ie wahammer/war machine/pathfinder models its going to be more effort trying to clean up a cloned part with out destroying the part.Source: GW tau crisis feet/leg and weapon bits cloning.
1547850
Ours sit on top of molding without additional support. They are firm enough that unless they are in an unusual location it should be fine. Being firm also means, that if they need to be trimmed it is not just a breeze to trim. It takes a little planning and patience.
615128
As with most mechanical scales, it would be more accurate consistently if it were on a level surface. However, if you are OK with the inaccuracy of a scale on an uneven surface, than it should be fine.
849835
yes, it does level out imperfections as long as they're not big ones....if they are. double up on those places
1908553
As mentioned, it's not thick. My molding fit back just fine, there is a very slight bulge but that is only noticeable if you're looking at it from a very close range from the side.