IT'S ALIVE OMG WE HAVE A TRAINING HAND
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Date: 2019-10-31
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Josie Underdown
THIS MIGHT HELP 1) If you have bubbles it might be because you've over mixed the solution and aerated the mixture, causing small bubbles so mix it slow and pour slowly from a greater heightn and for the lowest amount of time possible 2) Powder the silicone after with baby powder or white face powder it will get rid of shine and make the colour look slightly more realistic and 3) Try not to mive the hand at all while setting. dont check to see if its set just wait the suggested time and give an extra minuet for good luck Also putting a thin layer of oil on the hands before putting it in the mold will help it come out better and will cause less damage to the mold. I hope you read this and it helps Love your videos
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THIS MIGHT HELP 1) If you have bubbles it might be because you've over mixed the solution and aerated the mixture, causing small bubbles so mix it slow and pour slowly from a greater heightn and for the lowest amount of time possible 2) Powder the silicone after with baby powder or white face powder it will get rid of shine and make the colour look slightly more realistic and 3) Try not to mive the hand at all while setting. dont check to see if its set just wait the suggested time and give an extra minuet for good luck Also putting a thin layer of oil on the hands before putting it in the mold will help it come out better and will cause less damage to the mold. I hope you read this and it helps Love your videos
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Symeion Dennison
I also use the alginate for special effects. As I am a professional Artist, if you do this again then make more alginate and mix the alginate with your hands and press out all the lumps then you will have no bumps, also use more alginate and a bigger tub don't add alginate afterwards as that is what caused the finger to have that Missing piece, and then when you pour the silicone pour it at at least 30cm above the mold that will prevent bubbles, and if you want to keep your alginate mould to use again and again you have to keep it inside water otherwise it will shrink and become unusable. Hope this helps
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I also use the alginate for special effects. As I am a professional Artist, if you do this again then make more alginate and mix the alginate with your hands and press out all the lumps then you will have no bumps, also use more alginate and a bigger tub don't add alginate afterwards as that is what caused the finger to have that Missing piece, and then when you pour the silicone pour it at at least 30cm above the mold that will prevent bubbles, and if you want to keep your alginate mould to use again and again you have to keep it inside water otherwise it will shrink and become unusable. Hope this helps
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Kerrin Barclay
With the alginate, make sure there is less water and make sure there is no lumps and bumps This makes it have a very very low chance of having bubbles in the actual mould Also, when your model is putting his/her hand in the mould make them wiggle their hand and the bash the tub down so its all equal and level which will help with the formation of the mouldKind of the same with the silicone, make sure it is mixed well and make sure it is even by bashing the tub down many times to burst the air bubbles and hopefully after that you will have an even and perfect sculpture
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With the alginate, make sure there is less water and make sure there is no lumps and bumps This makes it have a very very low chance of having bubbles in the actual mould Also, when your model is putting his/her hand in the mould make them wiggle their hand and the bash the tub down so its all equal and level which will help with the formation of the mouldKind of the same with the silicone, make sure it is mixed well and make sure it is even by bashing the tub down many times to burst the air bubbles and hopefully after that you will have an even and perfect sculpture
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Melissa Ellis
It's an Alginate mould so no you can't reuse it unfortunately, you have to slowly peel it away It sweats and dries out to a crisp chalk like block, that's why there was so much water But it won't affect the silicon, if it's platinum silicon it won't be affected at all Don't worry about the bubbles, as long as they're not huge You can use any kind of alginate and you can still get bubbles If you want a really good quality silicon try Notcuts They provide moulding and casting materials for the film industry Not too expensive, if you phone them up they are really helpful
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It's an Alginate mould so no you can't reuse it unfortunately, you have to slowly peel it away It sweats and dries out to a crisp chalk like block, that's why there was so much water But it won't affect the silicon, if it's platinum silicon it won't be affected at all Don't worry about the bubbles, as long as they're not huge You can use any kind of alginate and you can still get bubbles If you want a really good quality silicon try Notcuts They provide moulding and casting materials for the film industry Not too expensive, if you phone them up they are really helpful
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Lizzie Tanner - Glamerliz
you cannot reuse the mold because the water separates from the alginate. It also shrinks. so out of curiosity. how much is the clone a willy? I sell my hands for 199 for full sized hands with some wrist. You should check them out. They really are the most realistic on the market. I know, I know. self promotion is tacky, But I would really love for you to see them. I hand-paint them as well, just like they do real prosthetics.
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you cannot reuse the mold because the water separates from the alginate. It also shrinks. so out of curiosity. how much is the clone a willy? I sell my hands for 199 for full sized hands with some wrist. You should check them out. They really are the most realistic on the market. I know, I know. self promotion is tacky, But I would really love for you to see them. I hand-paint them as well, just like they do real prosthetics.
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Amy lynne Moses
Wondering if instead of applying product to the silicone nail beds, would it be better if you took scissors and gently sliced into the cuticles to be able to slide in extra-long nail tips like say use for this flexi fingers? I made a silicone hand I will silicone bathtub caulking that turned out pretty good but would turn out much better with a mold like this which I am trying next and that's what I did. And it works fantastic
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Wondering if instead of applying product to the silicone nail beds, would it be better if you took scissors and gently sliced into the cuticles to be able to slide in extra-long nail tips like say use for this flexi fingers? I made a silicone hand I will silicone bathtub caulking that turned out pretty good but would turn out much better with a mold like this which I am trying next and that's what I did. And it works fantastic
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KDUBSTEP
I've seen videos of stuff like this and I've seen them use hand mixers to get the algenate nice and smooth and they tap the bucket after every little bit of algenate/ silicone. Really helps with bubbles for both for a smoother more detailed finish, also use a small bit of baby oil to help with the sticking issue. Just let her rub a dime sized amount on her hands before submerging. :) very cool project
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I've seen videos of stuff like this and I've seen them use hand mixers to get the algenate nice and smooth and they tap the bucket after every little bit of algenate/ silicone. Really helps with bubbles for both for a smoother more detailed finish, also use a small bit of baby oil to help with the sticking issue. Just let her rub a dime sized amount on her hands before submerging. :) very cool project
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Desaundrea Morton-Pusey
This will save me so much money Kristy I would suggest the next time use a blender on low on the alginate, and tap out the bubbles before pouring the mold. Also tap the bubbles out of the silicone before pouring it into the mold. this will make the hands really smooth. She has the best modeling nail beds for a tech. You are so blessed to have her as a client: o) Thank you for the videos
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This will save me so much money Kristy I would suggest the next time use a blender on low on the alginate, and tap out the bubbles before pouring the mold. Also tap the bubbles out of the silicone before pouring it into the mold. this will make the hands really smooth. She has the best modeling nail beds for a tech. You are so blessed to have her as a client: o) Thank you for the videos
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Shannon Nielsen
Great Video - Too Funny. Im an instructor and had to fight o get Product to stick. Use your E-file make holes in bed of nail in different angles. Make Acylic loose so it soaks into Holes / let it dry well before filling on Nail. that way its like the nail is being NAILED to the nail bed. NAILED like a Hammer & Nails into Wood. Let me know if you Try this.
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Great Video - Too Funny. Im an instructor and had to fight o get Product to stick. Use your E-file make holes in bed of nail in different angles. Make Acylic loose so it soaks into Holes / let it dry well before filling on Nail. that way its like the nail is being NAILED to the nail bed. NAILED like a Hammer & Nails into Wood. Let me know if you Try this.
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Melissa Ellis
If you want them to be realistic then get some flock, it's a hair type powder that suspends in the silicone. You get different colours to give it a more life like quality, so blue, green, red and yellow are the best ones You don't need lots but maybe do a test first I do this kind of thing a lot so if you need any help just send me a message x
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If you want them to be realistic then get some flock, it's a hair type powder that suspends in the silicone. You get different colours to give it a more life like quality, so blue, green, red and yellow are the best ones You don't need lots but maybe do a test first I do this kind of thing a lot so if you need any help just send me a message x
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