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Tommy E.E.,

Thank you that helps. :)
But I recently purchased the starter kit from smooth-on(liquid rubber compound and liquid plastic compound) and and it came with the Mann Ease Release 205. Do you know if that will work? Oh.and one other thing. If i open the bottles releases or the liquid compounds, and dont use them all, can I storage them for using it another time or will the dry up or something?
I bet from your expierience you may know.I really appriciate taking your time to reply so fast and sharing your knowledge.Thaknk you again very much Mr.Ron. ^__^

Ron Cole on Saturday, 10 March 2012 10:01

205 might not be for Platinum silicone, it's probably for Tin Cure so, I would get the 200 just in case. Mold release never goes bad so, it's good to have the 205 on the shelf for future use. And the silicone itself never seems to go bad either. I'm sure everything must have a shelf life but, I've never personally seen any silicone go bad. I've had silicone (previously opened) sit on a shelf for years and it's still good when I use it. (it's urethane rubbers and plastics that have a short shelf life)

Saturday, 10 March 2012 09:42

Tommy E.E.,

Hello~
I made some plaster(of paris) molds and i want to cast silicone in it(dragonskin).Does it need any kind of release agent? vaseline, baby powder.(green)soap or something like that?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you. ^__^

Ron Cole on Saturday, 10 March 2012 08:31

You need 'Mann Ease Release 200', which is a spray on release.

Saturday, 10 March 2012 08:23

Rebecca Smith,

Hey, had some good first results, so feel quite encouraged. Thanks x

Thursday, 25 November 2010 18:41

Rebecca Smith,

Thank you Ron. I'm very nervous, but I'm going to live on the edge and give it a go!
Have been using your mold making tutorials on You Tube as well, so thank you for that too x

Thursday, 11 November 2010 09:48

Rebecca Smith,

I use a plasticine called 'Newplast'. Not sure if it's one you've come across x

Ron Cole on Thursday, 11 November 2010 09:31

I looked up the technical data sheet for Newplast and I see no sulfur content and it's listed as a non-toxic material so, you should be good to go! :)

Thursday, 11 November 2010 09:23