DIY Custom car parts with a split mold urethane casting

Cool

Can you make some of those for me? I don't have the necessary tools to do it myself.

Hi, what are the black liquid material called? Where i can buy it? Thanks 😊

How does Polyurethane fair against UV and heat?

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great work please can you tell me plastic name (casting plastic material)

Kinda brilliant. ❤ this!

Is this a cap for your caps?

did you need to vacuum these? have you had any issus with bubbles?

My eyes transfixed to the screen my mouth hanging open I was about to drool when a garbage truck suddenly yanked me "back" to reality. So mesmerized was I by the sorcery taking place before me on the screen...
You sir are a plastic wizard I I bow down and thank you for sharing this. Magic with the world. No for real that was fucking cool thanks

What is the material you pour in to the mold? I mean the black one

Do yo need that vaccum thing for the silicon, is there a cheaper alternative? because i want to make some molds for my tools 😬

If u have more ill buy them from u?

Wow really nice! Please make more Nismo parts so I can learn to do it myself!

Nice work👌 Thank you

Thank You. I just bought a used car with cracked interior parts everywhere. Do you think this method could be used to make a whole new dashboard?

Do you think this is possible to make a bumper mold with?

So molding stuff now? I see you had to get a vacuum container and pressure pot

Loved it istant subscription 😂!

Why couldn't you have just prepped and used a SLA print in the first place? The material properties for what you are using it would be fine and the final finish looks identical

Brilliant ! What spray are you using to give the texture before painting the part ?

Well, yeah if I could move that quickly while maintaining accuracy the way you do....lol for real though, this is a great instructional video

Amazing work, Need to try this out. Great video!

Nice job 👍 first one that shows you can mold yourself without selling your organs for an injection molding machine 😂

Do you know how about the temperature resistance of the plastic? 🤔

Could you not have just 3d printed the molds, sanded them, bunffed them and applied mold release?
Serious question. Just thinking for those of us who have a 3 printer but not well versed in all the other stuff you did.
This definitely a huge time saver if you are making multiples comparing to 3d printing the part everytime though great thinking.

U actually used 3D printing 🤔

Great work Nick! Loved this video.

Great work!... Curious about the heater at the bottom of the Vacuum Pot. : )

CRAZY...good skills...
Keep up the great work
GREAT SITE.

Top mate. Good to see you are back