You can save mucho moolah by cutting up old molds and using the chunks to help fill up new molds. Don't pour the rubber over the chucks because you'll trap bubbles in the mold. Instead, submerge each chunk of rubber carefully to avoid trapping air. It takes more time to make a mold this way but you can save yourself a bunch of money, especially on bigger molds. Always use the same kind of rubber in the mold; mixing rubber types could cause all sorts of compatibility issues.
This video is part 1 of 2 parts.
See part 2 here: https://youtu.be/jTSvp-o250o
Thanks to Chris for sending in his horse sculpture. Find his work on instagram at @flippedimension
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