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Brad pours the color mixture into the bag and lets the color seep through to the bottom of the prosthetic. During this time Brad also explains what happens when he experiences an air bubble. He puts tape on it to make sure the color is seeping down and that there are no missed spots.

Making the mixture to add the color Caucasian to the prosthetic.

In this video, Brad is explaining the first step in the process of adding color to the prosthetic. He first wipes the inside of the PVA bag to get rid of any excess moisture. He places it over the nyglass, tapes the bottom, and then keeps open the top with a metal ring and a clamp.

A piece of nyglass was placed over the PVA bag and a string tied the top part of the nyglass, and was folded over itself. Then carbon fiber was placed over the nyglass and tied at the top and folded over itself. Two more pieces of nyglass are placed on the prosthetic. These nyglass pieces are also layered on top of themselves which is four layers on top of the two layers of carbon fiber. A last...

This is the first layer of nyglass and a wet PVA bag on the prosthetic. In this video I turned the camera to see if filming the shot vertically would work better. This lasts for two seconds before I decide against turning it vertically.

The plastic of a prosthetic is being filed down after being cut.

Melted plastic is draped over the prosthetic (plaster filling from test socket) and is vacuumed to it.