Thanks!

In my to-do list!

This is a very stable formula. We have been testing it for while with very good results. It does not appear to leach much, if any oil.

@@bitymoldsupply That’s really excellent. It looks super sticky, though… With a skin of another silicone and matting powder, would it be reduced to normal silicone tackiness? Oh, a question that I’ll try to remember to call y’all with on Monday if it’s not a quick yes/no here! For silicon powder, I’ve heard of wet and dry applications, but I haven’t seen anyone mixing it into the silicone itself before applying it. If I could mix an equal amount into both parts A and B (separated) and bring it back inside before applying it, would that cause problems? Or is it doable? (Asking because my current setup isn’t necessarily well ventilated enough for dusting a reborn with the powder, but I can’t just stand outside to do it… Well, maybe if my partner helped set up my wheelchair out there? But it isn’t as promising. I can stand for short periods of time, but not long ones.)

The sticky form of this formula would rarely be used without an encapsulating layer of more silicone or cap plastic (for prosthetics). At the end of the video I use additional Prosthetic Gel 1 brushed into the mold as a skin and then back fill it with the heavily softened Gel.

@@bitymoldsupplyThis is what I get for trying to watch with the sound off, hahaha. But this stuff looks so amazing that I actually ordered some today to do a couple very small tests before I get a larger amount. I was wondering-do you sell durometers or know a good place to get cheap ones that are ballpark accurate? I tried ordering one off eBay, and it didn’t work at all…a complete dud. (I would be looking for shore O, specifically, something that at least gets within 10 of the right number)

You could use more prosthetic Gel 1, Telesis, Snappy G, or Silabond.

I’m not sure if the 1:1:2 ratio works out to 200%, but it would stick at that ratio.