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The 47V-50 Silicone Fluid is used to reduce the viscosity of the two-part silicone rubber. Add 5-10 parts by weight (10 is the maximum recommended) of the 47V-50 to 100 parts of silicone base (part A).  

1. Make sure your mold is properly sealed.

a. Apply one coat of Freeman Wood & Plaster Sealer to the bare wood surface using a pure bristle brush and allow the material to absorb into the wood.
b. After the first coast has dried (approximately half an hour), you will notice that the sealer has swelled the grain and made it rough.  Use sand paper or Scotch-Brite®, lightly sand the surface to make it smooth again.  Sanding is not necessary when working with plaster or sheet wax.
c. Wipe off the pattern with a cloth and then apply a second coat of sealer
d. After allowing the second coat to dry (preferably overnight), lightly sand the wood again and wipe it off with a cloth.
e. You are now ready to apply the release agents.

2. Brush on a layer of Freeman Wax Release
3. Allow coat to dry or immediately wipe off the excess with a cloth
4. We suggest at least two coats of Wax Release to make sure your entire part is covered evenly.
5. Next, you will need to apply two layers of Partall PVA Mold Release.
6. Each coat will require a half hour of drying time unless you use a fan or air hose.
7. After the second coat of PVA has dried thoroughly, apply a final coat of Freeman Wax Release.
8. Buff this last coat gently so as not to break through the layers of the PVA.