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Port Mold Making

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MK1_Oz
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2017/07/11 17:08:27 (permalink)
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Port Mold Making

Anybody made molds of their ports?  I want to make some whilst I have the head disassembled (for a future project).
 
What material did you use?
 
I cannot find any references to Australian supplied material.  Was looking at a 2-part RTV Silicone from Dalchem (their P42) but it is translucent whereas it needs colour to assist with viewing.
post edited by MK1_Oz - 2017/07/11 21:16:01
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    martymexico
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    Re: Port Mold Making 2017/07/14 21:38:32 (permalink)
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    What's the stuff that dentists use to take a 3d map of your teeth... It is rubbery and moulds/sets within a few minutes. ... tastes yuk too lol
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    Re: Port Mold Making 2017/07/15 08:48:44 (permalink)
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    i bought some stuff called pinkysil
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    escortinadriver
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    Re: Port Mold Making 2017/07/16 09:59:03 (permalink)
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    Waiting to see some results!! :)
     
     
    Shaun

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    Re: Port Mold Making 2017/08/09 17:05:26 (permalink)
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    The engine ended up going back to the builders for major surgery after I found a substantial issue so I got them to make the port mould.  Apparently the PinkySil worked a treat and they thought it was great stuff!
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