Smooth-On Dragon Skin® 10 Medium RTV Silicone Rubber - Trial Unit

I’m a professional effects tech with 30 yrs experience. Trialled this product under several different circumstances in the UK and it’s very poorly suited. It operates best in the US along the West coast, where temperature and humidity enable it to catalyse properly. It doesn’t catalyse fully here in the UK, and no amount of messing around with specialist low temp cure ovens and moisture content will invoke the right conditions. Stick to RTV silicones if you don’t want to be left with a tacky-surfaced mess.

I used this to make a full head mask, it set up nicely, as great flexibility and is very strong. Great price too even though it was shipped from the US.

I love Smooth On products! I used this particular silicone for a block mold and it worked out perfectly. The detail it picks up is incredible! It's worth the price, on quality alone. Here's a tip - if you're going to use this for pouring to make a mold, I'd highly recommend degassing it in a vacuum chamber first. Mixing it WILL incorporate quite a bit of air into the silicone.

This was really easy to use (albeit extremely messy) for making resin shaker molds. I used a resin-coated 3D print to make the mold. It took about 2.5hrs to cute, which is a lot less than was advertised (hopefully I mixed it right?). It's very flexible and pretty strong!

Worked great for the 3D printed mold I designed. Tough to get bubbles out without a vacuum chamber, but for my application, it still worked just fine. I used a percussion massage gun to vibrate out as many bubbles as I could. Directions were clear, and after watching a few videos for tips, I got a great product. The bottles have stretched further than I thought they would, and I still have plenty left for some other project, not sure what the shelf life is on the product.

Hard to beat dragon skin when it comes to silicone.