About stretch...i need silicon to build a character (for a stop-motion movie) and it need a certain flexibility (fingers moves) do you recommand this?
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Yes this should work well. Dragon skin is quite flexible and really made for these types of projects. If dragon skin is a bit too tough I highly recommend ecoflex 00-30, it's skin soft and has a bit more give than dragon skin. Hope this helps.
195048
No, it's not stretchy at all. It's a pretty hard and thick piece of silicone.
1183675
If you need free range of motion to play, then I recommend any large mouse pad. A soft surface that is durable and large isn't easy to find.
655453
Yes, there is flexibility in flexion and dorsi flexion ( toes up and toes down) but the side to side and rotation motions are very limited. I have football and soccer players wearing them in competition successfully.
563394
You probably don't want to use this for mold making as it is not flexible. I'd suggest a casting silicon from smooth on.
735660
I don't know if you could use this? Maybe if this will be making ... bricks? Bombs? Also... remember... once these are filled, you must have a tray underneath. Because it's silicon it's very very floppy. Ever try to hold onto a half filled water balloon? I filled this, tried to pick it up and everything went everywhere all over my kitchen floor. :-(
1125623
this is more like a liquid plastic. it is not bendy like plastic. i dont really know what you would use. try a rubber compound
1497792
I use plastic or silicone just because it seems like I should. Wood would be fine, too.
688591
Thank you for this info. I need it to be more flexible than chicken wire, yet I want it to look just like it is real chicken wire. Do you know of any such material?
1265284
Yes, you could call it soft. I am using the wire (in a 3d printer) controlling moving parts. The constant flexing of the wire has not caused any problems.
104961
It hardens exactly like normal silicone. Hard, bit still a little bit flexible.
2230753
It really isn't made for that, but you can do one whole hand at a time. Gelish is fast with an LED lamp, so it should help time wise. Good luck!
359962
No it's not flexible. It dries hard with the light. If you think you can flex it you will separate it from your nail and it will lift and you won't have a protective gel coat anymore.
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It's been a while since I ordered, and returned, it; so, it's difficult for me to give you an honest answer to your question. However, I do believe it is flexible; but, I could be wrong.
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In my opinion, yes. There is a short section at the start of the video which explicitly shows the differences in practice between very flexible people and those with a much smaller range of motion. The main workout also has two examples to follow, depending on your ability. Also, there are frequent demonstrations of what a good stretch will look like if you're very inflexible a given muscle group. Best of all, Donba's technique gives you a lot if physical cues so that you'll be able to feel when you're doing a stretch correctly. I hope it does you good :-)
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It's pretty flexible. Not stiff at all. You have a great idea there. Good luck! Get a patent...sell it on SHARK TANK...and make lots of money!!!
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I did not glue it down and it is working fine but I am just resting hand tools on it not power tools. I imagine one could use silicon but I would not use liquid nails as when it wears out you will have a heck of a time getting it our of your drawer... That is my two cents.