Needing To Make A Master Copy

[🪦 sidewinder420 ●]

So, I'm looking for the right product to do so. Not wanting to make one out of latex because of the shrinkage. Wanting a really good urethane master for this. Any ideas of a good product for this and where I might be able to pick op online or even locally would be bad ass. Thanks!!

[🪦 maskmaniac ●]

Hey Just made a master of my new freddy today and I love to use por-a-mold here is the link I get the med ... I get the 2 gallon kit but you dont need that much if you are only doing one master also you need to spray your mold with synlube or you will never pull it out ... <a href=\"http://www.dickblick.com/zz335/08/\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.dickblick.com/zz335/08/</a>

[🪦 sidewinder420 ●]

Hey, bro. Thank you very much for the info and link!

[🪦 killnskin ●]

up until now I've only ever made my masters with latex, and like the topic starter, I don't want to use it again, because of the shrinkage, and the loss of detail. but I had a question about this product, do you pore it into the mold and than coat this inside making a hollow copy, or do you fill up the mold completely? also How much would you recommend for mastering a normal sized head mask with neck, but no shoulders? would the 2 quarts option be enough? ThanksAndrew

[🪦 sidewinder420 ●]

Did some researching and found this. Hope this helps you as it is me...<a href=\"http://smiths-grove.com/index.php?main_page=page&id=28&chapter=6\" target=\"_blank\">http://smiths-grove.com/index.php?main_pag...8&chapter=6</a>

[🪦 killnskin ●]

Thanks. so then, I'm assuming that this stuff is real real thin when you first mix it. good. looks like I need to place an order at blick.