You want to fill the horns completely with latex? I wouldnt do it. It will take decades until it drys and if it drys, it will deform the horns, because there is a lot of shrinkage caused from the vaporising water in the latex. You could fill in latex, drain it out and let it dry- layer for layer until the horn is full with dryed latex.
As Kai said, trying solid latex is likely not ideal. What is your objective? Are you trying to make the horns more solid? If that is the case you could just fill them with some 2 part polyfoam, or stuff them.
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You want to fill the horns completely with latex? I wouldnt do it.
It will take decades until it drys and if it drys, it will deform the horns, because there is a lot of shrinkage caused from the vaporising water in the latex.
You could fill in latex, drain it out and let it dry- layer for layer until the horn is full with dryed latex.
I hope it helps.
Greets
As Kai said, trying solid latex is likely not ideal. What is your objective? Are you trying to make the horns more solid? If that is the case you could just fill them with some 2 part polyfoam, or stuff them.
/Chris