Review on Smooth 65D Liquid Plastic Casting by Kim Sanchez

Watch the video first. They will teach you almost everything. I used 65d to fill in the shape of the head which was smooth on the silk. There was a lot of material and it's very complex. Mission accomplished. It dries bright white, which is good. I know you can order a color for it. But that's an unnecessary hassle. I'd say definitely do it in a well-ventilated area. I watered two on Saturday. One in the morning and one in the afternoon and my sinuses hurt. I don't normally read package warnings, but you do. When poured and left to cool. It sets quicker and is harder to spread, so make sure you move the mold around as soon as possible.