Making beautiful plaster ceiling rose ceiling floral medallion

Stage 1:
If needed a releasing agent is applied by brushing it with linseed oil so the plaster doesn't adhere to the mould.
Stage 2:
The plaster is mixed up to a lump free consistency is then brushed and poured onto the mould and worked into every nook and cranny to ensure there is plaster covering all the enrichments and detail.
Stage 3:
Once covered with plaster the plasterer works layers of scrim int to the plaster or fibreglass could be used to increase strength of he cast
Stage 4:
The back of the rose is then ruled of , Smoothing occurs against the edge of the mould and in this way the finished rose has a flat back making it easier to fix in place. The middle is most times left unfilled to keep the weight of the rose down
Stage 5:
The plaster rose is left to dry for around 30 minutes and when the plaster has set, and cooled the rubber is gently peeled to encourage the casting to separate from the mould. The surface is checked for major imperfections and provided there are none it is stored to dry and the mould is free for more castings
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[@ColonelBummleigh]

Class.
A lovely bit of work mate.

[@macplastering]

Thank you my friend

[@ricklee5802official.1Rope_fan]

Awesome work, as a fellow plaster here in Aus, these molds and running molds are a dying art. New sub.

[@macplastering]

Hello mate it sure is don't get a big lot of work on this type I know a few guys here only do it they do seem busy but again it's harder work than it looks and not every one sees the value in it...

[@mickdowney3363]

Brilliant work joe, top man

[@macplastering]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@alabinibop]

Beautiful piece. 👍

[@macplastering]

Thank you! Cheers! mate :)

[@user_unknown1488]

that's proper special mate!

[@macplastering]

Thank you buddy :)

[@squidlings]

Top! 🎉🎉🎉

[@macplastering]

m0re of these to cme :)

[@markchambers9415]

wow

[@macplastering]

Cheers mark

[@RMHplastering]

Class work mate
Is it just casting plaster that you've poured Into the mould ?

[@macplastering]

Yes also known as plaster of paris m8

[@durexjim]

great work m8 but y not put lath in it to put screws into ceiling for better fixing?

[@macplastering]

I know mate but not much room in this for it

[@blizzardxc12]

Brilliant

[@macplastering]

Thank you mate

[@jonathanpattison5108]

Great job did you take the mould from an original or did you buy it

[@macplastering]

Hopefully have some moulds making videos uploaded soon

[@kerryannmcfarlane8640]

Hello good morning wat u put into this mixer for it to dry fast

[@macplastering]

In the plaster?

[@noodles8203]

Bet those moulds are pricey.

[@macplastering]

the rubber is very expansive

[@noodles8203]

@@macplastering Ah you make your own?

[@macplastering]

@@noodles8203 I do mate yes anything can be done in plaster :)

[@paultant6741]

Nice job Mac what plaster are you using

[@macplastering]

casting plaster mate aka plaster of Paris

[@SeanChalmers-sq5ue]

Good work mate. Do you sell those silicon casts for the medallions ?

[@macplastering]

the rubber of it ?

[@SeanChalmers-sq5ue]

The finished mould for creating medallions

[@macplastering]

I can do yes can make the plaster or the rubber but the rubber is expensive @@SeanChalmers-sq5ue

[@SeanChalmers-sq5ue]

I've installed them in various sizes for customers on different jobs.but I'd like.to produce my own. What would a a standard 40\50mm rubber mould set me.back? I understand you're extremely busy of course

[@macplastering]

where would it be shipped to?