Rubber Molds Part 3

My thought is that for a person to start into the casting business the best way is to start with a few plastic molds - no fiberglass backing needed - do a few pours and see if you want to keep at it. If you decide you do, then as your skills increase, start to think about investing in a simple latex mold. You may be able to find a used one in good shape. Try it and see if you want to do that type of casting.

The results are great once you have mastered the process but it is not a cheap or easy thing to do as a novice.

Author - Del Germyn Web site http://www.delsmolds.com

My web site is setup to help you and I learn more about molds and casting in general.

YOU WILL FIND....

Articles on how to mix your concrete, hypertufa, etc for different uses.

Free information on how to make your own molds. Tips and hints on their use and care.

Free information on making and using various types of molds to cast concrete, plaster, cement, ceramics, and molding with hypertufa.

Suggestions for projects that you can do in a couple of hours that will make your yard / garden look great.

All the information on the site is free to use and share.

Click here to go to my site now. http://www.delsmolds.com

I am hoping that when you see what I have (or have not) set out you will send in your tips and stories.

By sharing we can all learn from each other. We can also help newcomers to the hobby / business.

The site will be constantly added to as time passes, so please click for updates.