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Thanks for watching and we are so glad you find this helpful. We do not have a text write up for this specific video but we do have a lot of info and resources on our website as well. www.smooth-on.com/support/

@@smoothon no problemo, thanks for the quick response!! 😊

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Thanks for the suggestion. I will add that to our list!

Thanks for the feedback. We will see what we can do on future videos.

You might be able to find someone on our moldmakers for hire page that could help you. www.smooth-on.com/moldmaker/

That is a good question. We will need a lot of different materials for a life sized Milo. Our technical help line can help you with that! Watch out for a future video where Milo demonstrates a topic very similar to this!

That beard has a mind of it's own sometimes!

Thank you for watching! We do have a mold makers for hire list of people that could do this for you if you really want? www.smooth-on.com/moldmaker/

Thank you for watching! We do have a mold makers for hire list of people that could do this for you if you really want? www.smooth-on.com/moldmaker/

Thanks for watching. Go for it! We laid out all the plans for you to do this yourself! Just let us know how they turn out.

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It is the complete A and B together and then the desired amount of NOVOCS. You can always reach out to our technical help team if you have material questions. www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!

No, You will not be able to reuse an alginate mold. You can make a silicone mold if you want something that is reusable. Thanks for watching!

@@smoothon thank you! I just bought a kit and can’t wait to try it

Thanks for watching. In person you can see the metallic appearance of the piece. Is there anything you would like to see Milo mold next?

@@smoothon thanks so much for your response. I’m a new customer and I will be using many of your products. I’m specifically looking for a video for a foam to make doll heads (about the size two fists) and hands. I’m looking to make some horror dolls and I want a nice firm foam that’s durable to make the heads and will take some outdoor acrylic paint. I see there’s a urethane expanding foam video. That’s coming up in a few days. Anxiously awaiting it.

@@deedeetee17 We are glad you are here! We will throw that idea on our list and see if we can make it happen for you. One of your best resources for someone new is our technical help line. We can answer any questions that you might have. www.smooth-on.com/support/phone/

Hi there! This is a good question for our tech support team, can you send them a ticket here? www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!

Yes as long as you use another platinum silicone with the correct release agent. If you have further questions you can reach out to our material technicians and they can help you. www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!

Its hard to say but a rough guess could be 2-3 trial units depending how big the core is. You could use our material estimator to get a better answer if you know the size of the core. www.smooth-on.com/support/calculators/#casting

Thank you for watching! Here is a link to our distributors in the middle east. www.smooth-on.com/distributor-regions/middle-east-india/

That is a hilarious idea!

Thank you so much for your kind words!

Let us know how it turns out!

Is it temperature safe when cured? Warm or cold?

2:23 Question ( possible suggestion) you wouldn’t happen to to have anything for scratch building models ( been watching a few on it ) Adam savage swears by Styrene but no local shop has it , perhaps you can either stock your own version -(create a Smooth on polymer sheet) or stock the styrene ( if you don’t already)

It can withstand freezing temperatures and high temperatures up to 450F

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I noticed that to! Luckily he is pretty active in his comments so I'm hoping he will notice

I apologize about that. Cards have been added. Let me know if I missed any. Hope they help out.

I apologize about that. Cards have been added. Let me know if I missed any. Hope they help out.

Thank you! Cheers!

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When you cut that area you cut in a zig zag pattern. That will help the sides register back together and then the support shell will hold it nice and tight. That helps to prevent any material from leaking out.

@@smoothon Ohhhhhhh, aint that nifty! Thank you! I didn't know a second box was needed for future molds

When you cut that area you cut in a zig zag pattern. That will help the sides register back together and then the support shell will hold it nice and tight. That helps to prevent any material from leaking out.