Would you like to try your hand at working with impression silicones and are looking for a good way to get started? You have found it with the TFC silicone rubber Baseline 200 (BL200). The product focuses on the essentials to offer you an attractive price-performance ratio.
The silicone is slightly thinner than comparable products, but thanks to its good flow properties, it enables a delicate and detailed impression to be made. The pot life and curing time are somewhat shorter. The A-component of the silicone is not colored. Although this means that you have to be careful when mixing the two components, it offers you the advantage of being able to color the silicone to your liking.
Thanks to its high inherent stability, the molding silicone is suitable for producing larger, durable, elastic molds for water-soluble or solvent-based casting compounds. You can use it for molding wood, glass, metal, plastic, wax and ceramic casting compounds.
And this is how it works
Shake both components well. Mix component A and component B together carefully in equal parts. Take care to avoid mixing in air. Pour the mixture into the prepared mold with an even, thin stream.
Important
Please note that the silicone has not been tested for skin and mucous membrane compatibility or for use with food.