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Pour the material high, slowly and in a narrow stream, starting from the corner of the mold box, or mold, letting the material flow freely into the box or mold cavity. This method will usually not introduce any new bubbles into the vacuumed material. 

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Continue pouring in the same spot as the silicone fills the mold box.

Figure 17

Continue pouring until the silicone fills the mold box to the top.

Figure 18

When the mold has cured (usually in about 3-hours for MoldRite 25.), remove the duct tape and foam board to reveal the first half of the mold.

Figure 19

Now that that the model has been de-molded, flip it over so that the silicone mold is facing downward and the model is facing toward the ceiling and begin removing all the clay and the acorn mold key nuts. 

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Clean and polish the mold with a dry towel or wash cloth which has a slightly rough surface. This should remove the balance of any residual clay.

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Once the silcone is clean and free of clay we can begin creating the mold box to create the second half of the mold. We use scored foam board as before to surround the bottom of the mold to create the new mold box. 

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