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How-To: Custom Epoxy Shapes Print
Written by booman   
Saturday, 09 December 2006
Article Index
How-To: Custom Epoxy Shapes
Project Description
Clay Forms
Clay Forms Cnt
Making the latex mold
Supporting the mold using plaster
Supporting the mold using clay
Preparing and making the cast
Releasing the cast
Conclusion
 

Step Three

My icicles were made to fit from the inside top of the case to the inside bottom, so I measured them larger than the case (I find it is easier to file them down later for fitting). If your shape needs to be smooth then you can use the mineral spirits and a brush to smooth the clay down.  The clay is oil based and the mineral spirits is a thinner for oil, so it works perfectly.  Try not to get the mineral spirits on your hands.

Step Four

Now lay the clay piece over something that the latex won't stick to after it dries.  This surface should probably be plastic (that's why I used a plastic bag).



 

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