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    Quote Originally Posted by SMHFConvoy View Post
    Pinkysil is great and if you don't want to use that mold anymore you can cut it up and use it as fill another mold
    I was going to say the exact same thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMHFConvoy View Post
    Pinkysil is great and if you don't want to use that mold anymore you can cut it up and use it as fill another mold
    Quote Originally Posted by gamblor916 View Post
    I was going to say the exact same thing.
    I've done exactly that with the next few moulds! Stay tuned.

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    Have tried out silicone putty? I think Barnes makes one, it's a 1:1 mix like pinkysil you just mold it around what you're copying

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMHFConvoy View Post
    Have tried out silicone putty? I think Barnes makes one, it's a 1:1 mix like pinkysil you just mold it around what you're copying
    I haven't. Wouldn't mind trying it out if I can find it cheap. Otherwise, the BlueStuff/ClearStuff and the Pinkysil will probably do me.

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    BTW I've seen bootleggers on instagram use old corrugated cardboard and a hot glue gun to make a mold box, cheap and quick.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMHFConvoy View Post
    BTW I've seen bootleggers on instagram use old corrugated cardboard and a hot glue gun to make a mold box, cheap and quick.
    I've found (or rather, had suggested to me) an even more elegant solution...

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    I just use lego.

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