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latex for cement moulds

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latex for cement moulds

Postby sandra martin on Wed Aug 06, 2008 7:01 pm

hi there i am confused i brought a concrete ornament business however a lot of the moulds in the latex are wearing out can some-one please tell me what latex i need and where in townsville it can be brought thank-you for any assistance. Sandy
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Postby aldaxmoulds on Mon Aug 11, 2008 10:58 pm

Hi Sandy,
We recommend kwikMold Latex rubber. It is available in 3 grades. #70 is a pure, unfilled latex rubber and is used for the first 3 or 4 coats. You can then use #72 which is a thickened latex to build up the mould thickness. Have a look at our mould making Tech Tips on our website for articles on how to make latex moulds and have a look at the complete guide on how to make latex moulds we have available in our store.

kind regards
Joseph
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