Create a Garden Statue of a Frog

Today we used cement to create a garden statue of a frog. Why? Because Shawn really really likes frogs! Stay tuned to the end of the video to find out an interesting fact about frogs. Here’s a hint- Burp!

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Comment Below: Who is the most popular frog: Ed Bighead, Hypnotoad, Futurama, Kenneth Zollo, Michigan J. Frog, Battletoads, C.J. Frog, Jump, Freddy Frog, Frogger, Baron Dante, Frog,  Froggy, Grandfather Frog, Jeremy Fisher, Kermit the Frog or some other frog

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 What are you going to make today?

ComposiMold mold making materials are reusable. They allow for continuous mold making without the worry. Here is a list and brief description of the mold making materials ComposiMold has available.

http://composimoldstore.com/

Become Part of the ComposiMold Experimentation Club! Enter our video contest, the first 100 entrants with an eligible video uploaded to YouTube will become members of the elite ComposiMold Experimentation Club! Awesome Prizes!

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ComposiMold Fishy Wall Casting

Here's a cool fish urethane casting made with ComposiMold Mold Making Material and ComposiCast urethane casting resin.  The original part, made by Helene Farrar was made with terracotta clay and sealed with a shellac spray.  

Since this is a one part mold, the ComposiMold-LT was poured over the fish and allowed to solidify by cooling. A mixture of 1-teaspoon white glue and 1 cup of water was used as the mold release for the casting.  For the casting a silicone mold release was used.

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See no evil-Urethane Frogs cast with ComposiCast

Here are three frogs that were made with ComposiCast urethane resin. These pieces are approximately 7 inches high and about 3 inches in diameter. Three different mold making techniques were used. The first consisted of simply placing the original frog casting into a container and pouring ComposiMold around it. After the ComposiMold solidified by cooling, Urethane resin was poured in. The urethane is the ComposiCast resin sold through ComposiTherm.com. Because of the large size, the urethane heated up and partially melted the ComposiMold. The part still worked, but the mold was only good for one cast. In the second approach. ComposiMold was brushed on to the original frog figurine. After about 1/2 inch around the part, it was peeled off. The urethane was poured in small amounts and allowed to cure. Because smaller amounts were used, it did not melt the ComposiMold mold making material. The third method combined ComposiMold with a silicone brush-on material. Two layers of silicone brush-on material was used to coat the frog. Because the brush-on material is not stiff enough to hold its shape without a backing material, ComposiMold was poured around the part. The original part was removed and urethane was poured into the mold (consisting of a thin layer of silicone and about an inch thick ComposiMold). Latex or urethane rubber could also have been used for the brush-on material.

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Christmas Scarecrow with Lamb Molded with ComposiMold and Polyurethane Resin

This was another ornament from our Christmas tree. Method of making was easy enough. Place in a cup, pour ComposiMold over it, when cool add a resin. -Don't forget some mold release. This was a polyurethane resin, but this casting would also work well with plaster of paris or epoxy.

I like being able to experiment with the ComposiMold mold making material. Every day I'm thinking, " I wonder what that will look like molded?" Without any trouble I can try it.

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