Materials for Making Things®
Materials for Making Things®
Brush-On™ Urethane Rubber
Extremely versatile "Brushable" polyurethane rubber compounds famous for their abrasion resistance and high tear strength.
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Face Casting Kit
Sometimes called a Plaster Face Cast, this complete face casting kit makes it easy to learn this fascinating process.
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Mold Max STROKE
Brushable tin-catalyzed silicone rubber for making fast brush-on molds of almost any model
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Chavant NSP
Globally well-accepted non sulfur modeling clay used by the Special Effects and Fine Arts industries.
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Matrix Dryve™
Versatile all-powder polymer modified gypsum system that certifies to the highest flame rating (UL-94V-O / ASTM E-84 - Class A)
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HX-974™ White
White Brushable Mold Making Latex is a vulcanizable, high viscosity latex made especially for vertical surface applications.
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Derma-tac
Odorless pressure sensitive adhesive designed for adhering silicone and latex makeup prosthetic appliances to the skin.
Learn MoreNews and Community Spotlights

Reynolds - Denver Hosts Their July Basics Of Moldmaking and Casting Seminar
The Denver Reynolds Advanced Materials location hosted their July seminar on the basics of moldmaking and casting for a full house of attendees. During the seminar, attendees learned about the different types of materials Reynolds offers, types of molds, and how to create them. (read more)

The Curious Silicone Sculptures Of Sam Barnett
Sam Barnett is an animator, sculptor, and artist whose work is primarily made using silicone materials. Sam creates unique silicone sculptures which gained momentum with the creation of his “All-Seeing Lemon”, who can “see all things in all places in all times”. (read more)

Mr. Stubbs the Alligator Receives New Tail Thanks To Materials from Reynolds – Phoenix
Have you heard of Mr. Stubbs? Mr. Stubbs is a 13-year-old alligator that was born without a tail. He currently lives at the Phoenix Herpetological Society, under the care of Debbie Gibson, Vice President of the non-profit organization. (read more)

Theodore Roosevelt – Rides Again
Reynolds Advanced Materials in Dallas has a behind the scenes look at the new addition to the Roosevelt High School in Washington, D.C. (read more)

Shawn Farrow Creates High Quality Shoe Sculptures With the Help of Reynolds-Seattle
Reynolds – Seattle customer Shawn Farrow has always had a desire to sculpt with clay and creates custom sculptures of various Nike Sneakers. People refer to sneakers as “Wearable Art”, but Shawn wanted to create genuine art pieces of the same designs. (read more)

Habitat Tree Bark Cup Tutorial by Reynolds Phoenix
In this gallery, The staff at Reynolds Phoenix shows step by step how they created a faux tree bark cup using Smooth-On‘s new Habitat epoxy putty! (read more)

Customer Spotlight – Scenery First
Allentown – We have our spotlight on Scenery First, a Philadelphia company that manufactures scenery, displays, and event décor. The company was recently approached to create pieces for the Museum of the American Revolution located in Philadelphia, PA. We caught up with Jack Doyle the company’s founder for an inside look at the exhibit and for a quick Q&A about creating and recreating museum pieces. (read more)