Latex Rubber 16oz. Woodland Scenics

I love this stuff because it's very thick I used some previous latex that was too thin and watery mixed it with it and made it awesome it dries within 30 45 minutes so you can put on several coats in a day let dry overnight

Seems to do what it's supposed to. So far I like it. Just wish I didn't have to purchase this much of an amount.

I have used this latex rubber to make 25 molds. The first 5 were total failures since I did not know what I was doing. Then I watched a Youtube and understood the process. It takes patience since you will be painting several coats - drying time between each.coat.I have made flat molds of birds. The detail is fantastic with the directions of the feathers, beak placement and even clawed feet!For the cost, cleanup ease, and durability I don't think anyone can lose.

This product is amazing. I have been trying to cast facial prosthetics (for Halloween special FX makeup) from a plater negative cast I made and I have tried gelatin and liquid latex. This, by FAR, has yielded the best results - incredible detail (from my amateur sculpt/ negative face cast) and, despite the odor (which all such latex products have), it was very easy to work with (with a medium chip brush for application in the plaster mold). Additionally, I followed the suggestions (while painting coats of the product on my mask) - in that it suggested (being layers) adding mesh or something to reinforce the layers. I used "used" dryer sheets (as I was doing the laundry that day) and cut small stips (like plaster bandage strips) and coated with the product and then laid into the latex rubber layers and BEHOLD - the mask had even better shape and durability. Make-up application (pre-painting) with both water activated make-up and rubber greasepaint both worked well. BETTER cost than those party supply stores!

Great product. I’ve used a lot of it landscaping my HO train layout. Great for mounting trees on layout. I’ve a couple of ranch layouts and it does great job attaching fences and livestock

The positives: Inexpensive, safe to use, if done properly produces a tough accurate moldThe Negatives: You are going to have to coat most smaller things with 6 coats at least and larger items take even more. You really need to use some sort of cause after about the 3rd coat to strengthen the mold.This stuff takes a long time to dry, about a half day between coats. It helps if you can put it out in the sun, but you are looking at several days to make a mold.For future molds I'm going to use the two part rubber type which is very tough and fast. Not as safe fume wise, but if done with good ventilation it's worth it.

A little pricey but worth it if you're going to cast several pieces of the same thing. Use at least 3 layers and imbed cheesecloth on the 2nd or 3rd layer to make a stronger mold for repeat castings. If making a mold of a larger object use a minimum 4 or 5 layers and imbed cheesecloth in the 2nd and 4th layers.

I love the product. However i have not used this particular item that was recently purchased because Amazon delivered it damaged and leaking twice. First time was the initial order and again on the replacement order. On Amazon's part, I'm very disappointed.