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Im confusesd, i just beought some moulds ro start making stuff, ive researched on here, google a few places what i need, now im getting 2 different suggestions, i saw im meanr to use cement, then i saw im meant to use concrete.

Nice work , where do you purchase to molds?

Please tell us how you made the fiberglass mold please.

Where do you get or how do you make the fiberglass shell?

Nice catch. Does this white deer show up much with it's family much or is this the first time?

I just love nature! ❤❤❤🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤❤❤

I saw a Bigfoot back there!

Thank you!

Thank you

That is a good technique especially for that particular mold. But, if you have something like a rabbit with ears, then it takes a lot more care. I fill with sand a little, poor a little concrete into the mold, more sand into the container, etc. What you don't want is the weight of the statue when it's full with concrete to bend the ears, or more likely the neck. I found that percolite works better than sand for cases like rabbits and other molds that have detailed extremities. Relatively straight/round molds, sand works perfectly fine as shown. I have a penguin mold that has a little beak. I fill the penguins head first then put it in the sand (or percolite) and pour the material around the head. Alternating filling the container with sand and pouring concrete into the mold helps keep the penguin's beak from distorting within the sand. It's not a perfect technique but with experience you will have more success. I have a large rabbit mold that I have yet to get a perfect statue using this technique. Either the neck bends or the little pot on his back (for a small plant) turns inside out. This mold might require building a fiberglass shell for it. But how do you build the fiberglass shell without having the concrete in the mold in good shape? Chicken egg problem. I am about to experiment doing this with various techniques.

❤❤video great 😊😊

What kind of quikrete is this

Where you buy ur molds from?

I’m about to do the same on my 2012 ram, the rocker is basically gone at this point, I’m think it still Has the door sill to tape to but the rocker itself I don’t know lol.

Highly detailed and informative well worth my time 😉😌

I Don't have a fibre glass outter case !! But can I use bucket of sand to place rubber mould into then pour my cement.?

Your horse’s name should be “ dusty.” Beautiful horse.

LOVE THE MITER CUT TIP! Looks good :) What are the cut dimensions of your box? Just curious, I've been playing around with some "trash" pickets (real 1x6 treated). So far I've tried layered crosses, a small box with regular lid, and a slice fishing lure box (which I over sanded the lid and... yeah). I about gave up on the slide lid until I found your video. And to my delight I not only learned about slide lids but how to get the miter cuts right!! I'm going to draw a line or use tape from now on!! Thank you so much for sharing. Tifkat

where to buy molds?

where to buy the mal?

how do you make the silicone mold to begin with?

I'm just worried about the rusting underneath. Would've been a good idea to spray some rust converter before applying the panels..

I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who dreads the end of the growing season!

After removing the casting from the mold, do you need to keep it moist until the cement/concrete cures?

I love that mold you used! Such beautiful detail.

Can these b painted

So, really just showing how to use a premade mold that can be purchased to reproduce statue replicas. 🤓

if you remove small stones and make the sand 100% same size, you can make this perfect

How do you make your molds? Do you sculpt them out of clay and cover them with rubber?

Wow, how rude! So many of the comments are derogatory. He’s just demonstrating what he does? He doesn’t have to share his technique with anyone, but he did! Give the guy a break 🙄

Our family had a "59! My father bought it new and it had a 326 cid V8. Came from Missouri, but the winters in Wisconsin with salt just killed that car. By 1965 she was like swiss cheese, rust holes all over and No trunk floor at all.......Two tone blue. Thanks for the memory!

Great! Nice and peaceful

Nice, Where to buy?

Sir may i know what will happen if the cement mixture is too loose? What does fine line mean?

With a scrub-scrub her and a scrub-scrub there, and a couple of lah de da’s, that’s how we pass the day away in the ‘59 ?Dodge garage!

Fiberglass molds last much more longer then latex molds...if you're you're going to make a complicated mold with a lot of detail use silicone instead of latex.

that noooo was phenomenal

Scrubbing bubbles is so smart!!! Get rid of mold and keep it away longer! Never would have crossed my mind

I love seeing people letting the horse decide if they can be brushed. Not tied up and forced. Such a gentle and loving atmosphere, thank you for sharing and letting me live this experience vicariously through you. ❤️

Thank you sir for posting this amazing video. I envy you for still having the 1959 Dodge you drove in high school. When I was 17 years old in January 1976 I bought a 1959 Dodge station wagon. My best buddy Glen from school had bought a 1959 Ford Custom 500, so I was inspired to buy a car from the 1950s. I am a Canadian, so the 1959 Dodge I bought was the Canuck version, with same front end as an American 1959 Dodge, but with the same interior & tail fins as a U.S. 1959 Plymouth. Cars made in the Dominion were weirdly different. Anyway, I really enjoyed your narration & explaining all the steps you went through to coax your lovely 1959 Dodge back to life. So glad you got her running again. I liked your comment when you got behind the steering wheel, about the tight fit. If I still had my 1959 Dodge Suburban station wagon nowadays I would have to suck my gut in. When I drove my '59 Dodge daily from January 1976 until July 0f 1979 I weighed about 135 pounds soaking wet with a 29 inch waist. Again, sir, it is so cool you still have your 1959 Dodge from your teenage years, in the second decade of the 21st century. What happened to my 1959 Dodge? Well, by July of 1979 the transmission was messed up & nasty rust started appearing in the rocker panels & over headlights. I replaced my '59 Dodge with a 1960 Plymouth Fury, but yeah, that's a story for another time.

Wow this is so interesting to me! Thank you for such a detailed video.

Would love to see cold starts of this too!

Would love to see more cold starts of this from inside and show us what you do with the gas pedal

how much do those rubber molds cost though??

How many days did you wait until you released it from the mold?

Where I can get this thing you pouring cement in from please ?

Dakota was really enjoying being brushed!!

What paint is suitable for molds

What paint would I use on these

Those real classic cars can be restored to run again. Today's plastic fed compacts go ruined for any slight damage and are too expensive to repair. Thanks.