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The Ultimate Pet Paw Casting Course
Introduction
Sneak Preview (0:37)
How to Start a Pet Paw Casting Business
Welcome/Housekeeping
Tools & Equipment:
What do you need to get started?
Where to get Ongoing Supplies?
Taking the Moulds
How to Cast a Dogs Paw? (1:33)
Standard Moulding Techniques (18:06)
Advanced Moulding Techniques (12:44)
Bag Method
Cloth Method
Container Method
Casting the Moulds
Standard Casting Techniques (18:22)
Advanced Casting Techniques (10:23)
How to get Air Bubbles out of Plaster?
How to Minimise Air Bubbles & Missing Digits (3:59)
De-moulding your Casts
De-Moulding a Standard Cast (17:07)
De-moulding a Hands/Paws Entwined Cast (17:31)
Sanding & Preparation of your Casts
Sanding & Preparing your Casts (12:24)
Cutting the Casts to Size (0:19)
Making Repairs and Filling Air Bubbles
Painting & Framing the Casts
Painting & Finishing your Casts (19:18)
How to Prevent Mould Spores & Discolouration?
How to Frame your Casts?
How to Mount your Casts?
Framing Suppliers
Other Life Casting Tips & Tricks
How to Make Reusable Moulds? (2:18)
What is Metal Cold Casting? (0:18)
Solutions to Common Problems
Why are my Casts Distorted & Misshapen?
Why is the alginate taking too long to set?
Why is the alginate not setting at all?
Why is the alginate setting too quickly?
Why are Bubbles in the Mould?
Why is the alginate mix lumpy?
Why is their excess plaster in the crevices of the Cast?
How to Prevent Air Bubbles on the Surface of the Plaster?
Why are lines & cracks on the surface of the Cast?
Course Training Manuals & Business Resources
Life Casting Training Manual
Business Start-Up Manual
Marketing Guide
How to Price up your 3D Casting Products? (26:10)
Business Success Roadmap
6 Simple Ways to Make More Money in your Creative Home Business
Next Steps
Become Certified
Become a Guild Member
Course Feedback
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