Liquid Latex Dipping Rubber for Mould Creation & Special Effects – Skin Safe

Product Overview

Premium liquid latex dipping rubber designed for mould creation, casting, and special effects. With a minimum of 60% rubber solids, this professional-grade latex is safe for skin application and perfect for creating flexible, self-release moulds. Ideal for artists, prop makers, and crafters needing reliable moulding material.

Key Features

• High-quality latex with minimum 60% rubber solids

• Skin-safe formula with low ammonia content

• Suitable for dipping or painting techniques

• Flexible, durable, and self-releasing moulds

• Available in 250ml, 500ml, 1L, and 2L bottles

Uses

• Creating self-release moulds for plaster and resin casting

• Special effects for theatre, cosplay, and film props

• Skin-safe applications such as body casting (with patch test)

• DIY and arts & crafts projects

• Flexible coating for sculpture and model making

📋 Product Details

• Weight/Volume: 250ml, 500ml, 1L Jerry Can, 2L (2 × 1L Jerry Cans)

• Grade: Professional moulding latex

• Form: Liquid Latex Rubber

📈 Other Names

Liquid Latex for Mould Making | Skin Safe Liquid Rubber | Special Effects Latex | Latex Rubber for Casting | Cosplay & FX Latex

How to Use (Step by Step)

1. For Mould Creation (Dipping Method)

• Pour latex into a container.

• Dip your item slowly, ensuring full coverage.

• Allow to dry before repeating.

• Apply 5–10 layers depending on thickness required.

• Leave to cure fully before removing.

2. For Mould Creation (Painting Method)

• Brush a thin, un-thickened layer of latex onto your model.

• Allow to dry completely (about 20–30 minutes).

• Mix latex with a thickener (sold separately) for quicker build-up.

• Apply 3–6 additional coats until desired thickness.

• Let cure overnight before demoulding.

3. For Skin Applications (Special Effects / FX)

• Clean skin and dry completely.

• Apply a thin coat of latex with a sponge or brush.

• Allow to dry, then add layers as needed.

• After use, wash skin with soap and water.

• Always perform a patch test before full application.

4. For Plaster & Resin Casting

• Create latex mould using dipping or painting method.

• Pour plaster/resin into cured latex mould.

• Allow casting to set before carefully demoulding.

• Ensure proper ventilation during process.

5. Safety & Handling

• Always work in a well-ventilated area.

• Avoid prolonged skin contact.

• Store at room temperature, away from sunlight.

• If irritation occurs, discontinue use immediately.

• Clean tools with warm water after use.

❓ FAQ

1. Is this liquid latex safe for skin?
Yes, it is skin-safe with low ammonia content. Always patch test before full application.

2. How many layers should I apply when making a mould?
Typically 5–10 coats depending on desired thickness and strength.

3. Can I use this latex for special effects makeup?
Yes, it’s ideal for prosthetics, scars, and FX effects. Ensure patch testing before use.

4. What materials can I cast with these moulds?
Best suited for plaster and polyester resins. Not recommended for high-heat materials.

5. How should I store the product?
Keep tightly sealed, at room temperature, and away from direct sunlight to prevent drying.