I am at the point where I want to try using the liquid plastic, which we haven't used yet, to cast from the same silicone molds I have been using and I want to know not only what would be the best steps to be safe while doing it but also what would be the safest place to work as I thought about the back porch but with the way the weather and Canada's smoke are being I'm not sure that would be ideal, would it be possible to use a dining room table or a basement?

Also what kind of mold release should I use I have one I bought at Micheal's that I used once before for making a Plaster casting that did not come out well do to not thinking thru the measuring process.

A few years ago my mother and I bought some Smooth On Liquid Plastic so we could cast some Plaster molds she got from a garage or estate sale, unfortunately we never got around until recently I started casting clay from silicone molds so I could practice model painting, since I haven't gotten the knack of washing a priming a plastic spoon.

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Note in addition to silicone molds I would also be using the plaster ones so that I can make multiple castings at the same time.

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