That's beautiful looking part!
Be sure to seal it with Testors primer - very thin paint, and you will
not lose details. If you don't seal it, there is the chance the silicone
will stick to the part, it will be a mess to clean up, and you'll have
an unusable mold.
Here's the before:
http://tk386.com/remotepix/sandtrooper/Zenix_Radio_Master_03.jpg
And after:
http://tk386.com/remotepix/sandtrooper/Zenix_Radio_Master_05.jpg
This was using Smooth-On Mold Max 40. I don't recall the material that
we used for the 3D printed radio faceplate. Just be sure to seal your
print and use mold release before pouring the silicone.
Charlie
On 12/23/11 8:01 AM, [email protected] wrote:
In a message dated 12/23/2011 7:45:19 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
The handle is currently a part of the jack, all one piece. Will
see what Frank says about the molding process.
John
safest (and best way) for this to be molded if for the handle to be
removed
Chris
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