Thanks for the advice! I see now that using a core is essential for casting latex.
But if you're pouring latex between the mold and the core, how do you manage to get it to dry?
When I tried casting, it took a long time to cure properly.
What kind of latex or method are you using to make it harden?
But if you're pouring latex between the mold and the core, how do you manage to get it to dry?
When I tried casting, it took a long time to cure properly.
What kind of latex or method are you using to make it harden?
July 24, 2025 at 7:34 AM
Thanks for the advice! I see now that using a core is essential for casting latex.
But if you're pouring latex between the mold and the core, how do you manage to get it to dry?
When I tried casting, it took a long time to cure properly.
What kind of latex or method are you using to make it harden?
But if you're pouring latex between the mold and the core, how do you manage to get it to dry?
When I tried casting, it took a long time to cure properly.
What kind of latex or method are you using to make it harden?
Yes it’s a split mold. It doesn’t have a core for drying.
July 23, 2025 at 2:21 PM
Yes it’s a split mold. It doesn’t have a core for drying.
It's hard to put them on and off by myself. It's also hard to inflate them.
February 4, 2025 at 2:12 AM
It's hard to put them on and off by myself. It's also hard to inflate them.
Aww! Sorry for too late reply! Thank you very much. It's very cute !
January 6, 2025 at 10:03 PM
Aww! Sorry for too late reply! Thank you very much. It's very cute !
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