Hand Casting | Page 3
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Figure 10 |
The kitchen whisk is again used to mix the CastRite. |
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Figure 11 |
Once the mixture is smooth and lump free, slowly pour the CastRite into the mold. In this case, we completely filled the container so as to create a base for our artwork. |
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Figure 12 |
The mold is completely filled to the top. |
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Figure 13 |
Now that the mold has been filled, rap the sides for several minutes to remove the large air bubbles. You will see bubbles coming to the surface. Once the bubbles stop you can stop rapping. |
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Figure 14 |
As a result of the rapping, air bubbles have made it to the surface. You can pop them so that the surface is smoother. |
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Click next arrow to continue. |
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