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Brush-On Series
"Brushable" Polyurethane Rubber Compounds
Smooth-On’s Brush-On™ Series of mold rubbers are extremely versatile and are famous for their abrasion resistance and high tear strength. They have the convenience of a one-to-one mix ratio and are easy to mix and apply with a brush or spatula. Brush-On™ 35, 40, 50 & 60 paint onto vertical surfaces without sagging and will cure with negligible shrinkage to durable rubbers that perform and last in production. Each will capture exact detail from any original model.
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Molding A Complex Original Model
Historical Native American Gravestone Reproduction Project
Rotocasting Resin for Lightweight and Impact Resistant Displays
Reproducing a 3-D Sculpture using Brush-On® 40 Mold Rubber
Using Brush-On 40 To Paint Urethane Rubber
Handling Large Undercuts In The Brush-On Mold Making Process
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Brush-On® 50 captures the fine wood grain from this Princeton University plaque.
Brush-On® 50 possess superior abrasion resistance and tear strength and is ideal for casting hard plaster.
Smooth-On's wide product range of mold rubbers, liquid plastics, foams and release agents, available at Reynolds Advanced Materials, were used by Mike McCleod of MJM Studios for the Jekyll & Hyde Restaurant in NYC including this Brush-On® 50 mold for one of the duoMatrix® G exterior elements.
Inside the Museum of Man with Brush-On® 40 mold rubber being applied in layers.
Copyright 2016 ♦ 610.252.5800 Brush-On® 40 urethane rubber is applied by mold makers at MJM Studios to make molds of the massive stained glass arches that adorn the main hall of Shepard Hall which has been the long-standing symbol of City College of New York.
Brush-on® 40 urethane rubber is applied to an inverted piece at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The Brush-On® 40 mold rubber is applied in layers and has perfectly captured all of the detail of the original sculpt.