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74 is formulated to work with foam, so it ends up more flexible and has less aggressive solvents so it is more friendly with some varieties of foam like polystyrene or EPS. For upholstery foam, the s… (View Post)

Sadly, I did not have a good view of it in LA due to clouds and light pollution. Glad you got to see it, super cool! /Chris (View Post)

I have not used Krylon's product, but I would imagine it's not that different from nose and scar wax or morticians wax. I've never been a huge fan of working with wax, but I've se… (View Post)

Awesome progress! /Chris (View Post)

None of the undercuts I see in this image are too concerning. Depending on how you design your mold, this should work just fine. Congrats on your first adventure in sculpting, you are off to a great … (View Post)