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Rebound Series
Self Thickening Brush-On Silicone
Rebound™ 25 & Rebound™ 40 are easy-to-use silicone rubbers that self-thicken for making brush-on molds of almost any model. Rebound™ can be applied with a brush or spatula to vertical surfaces without sagging and will cure to a soft, flexible rubber. Rebound™ 25 is good for making molds of models with deep undercuts and, depending on model configuration, can be inverted as a glove molds. Rebound™ 40 is harder and less flexible. Adding Thi-Vex™ Silicone Thickener allows for the creation of registration keys and cut shims in the mold.
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Creating a Rebound® 25 Brush-On Mold to Cast a GFRC Banyan Tree
Using Rebound 40® & Free Form® Epoxy Putty to Create a Shield Mold & Casting
Make Your Own 3-D Aquarium Background Using Foam-iT! 5 Rigid Foam
Concrete Innovation of the Year! GFRC Furniture
GFRC Concrete Fence Exhibits Detail Never Seen Before!
GFRC Lounge Chair
Turning a Sculpting Talent Into Cold, Hard Cash
Making An Extremely Realistic Rattler Using Dragon Skin® Silicone
Creating Lightweight Theatrical Costume Armor
Making A Brush-On Mold With A Lightweight Support (Backer)
How to Create Custom Foam Hollow Rocks for Outdoor Speakers
Advanced Mold Making Technique: Brush-On Mold of a 3D Hollow Model
Molding a 3-D Object using Rebound® 25 Brush-On Silicone Rubber
Recreating a 19th Century piece of American History
Zeus Head Created with Cast Magic® Foam iT!® 5
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Jeff Birch from Santa Clarita CA used Rebound™ 25 to cast a mask of Destro of the GI JOE® franchise from an original sculpt.
Contractors Cisney & O'Donnell Inc. hired Lancaster area sculptor and moldmaker Sean Bradley to restore the beautiful ornamental sculpted panels for the fire damaged turret of Historic Gage Mansion hotel in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania.
Fran Volz is an artist and mold maker who found Rebound™ 25 silicone rubber to be an extremely versatile material with which to engineer a complex, multi-piece mold as a step in the ‘lost-wax’ process that would eventually transform his water-based clay original into a bronze masterpiece.
Rebound™ 40 is used to make an ornamental pedestal cast with Foam-iT!® 26 rigid urethane expanding foam.
Obratur, S.A. of Cancun employs the root of a Royal Poinciana tree to create furniture using glass fiber reinforced concrete cast into a Rebound™ 25 silicone mold.
Rebound™ 25 was used in molding a 19th century Long Rifle to make casts available for historical societies.
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Resin castings with several layers of fiberglass for reinforcement were built up then removed from the silicone mold, with easy separation and no mold release necessary.
Pretecno of Cancun, Mexico, specializes in the design and construction of beautiful yet functional architecture. Here they used Rebound™ 25 to cast several outdoor shower heads in the form of pumas.
Prop axe cast from a Rebound™ 25 two piece mold.
Rebound™ 25 applied in layers to this life casting of an arm.
Obratur, S.A. uses Rebound™ 25 to capture perfect detail from bamboo to create this lounge made of glass fiber reinforced concrete.