Posted by Steve | Posted in Mold Making | Posted on 22-05-2010
Tags: Casting, face, mold, mold making face, molds, tutorial
It is important to know if I can replace?
I read online about how to make a mold of your face with plaster of Paris and gauze. I'm doing this for an art project, but I do not have enough gauze and I will not be able to get more time to complete the project time. "I can use a thin cloth in place? Be Thicker materials are bad to use because it is as smooth and does not contain more detail.
You do not want to apply the paste directly on the face – which is heated in the establishment and the skin very soon. If you have been Informed of this, be very, very careful. As for music, you can use any web porous, did not buy plaster bandages for years. In addition physicians can use a cheesecloth or thin cotton towel. Hardware T-shirt trend stretched too much and do not add strength. Sure they are well soaked in plaster.
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