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Silc Pig Silicone Pigments
For Tin & Platinum Silicone Rubbers
Silc Pig™ silicone color pigments are used for coloring Smooth-On’s silicone rubber compounds including Mold Max™ translucent ‘T’ Series, Dragon Skin™ and Ecoflex™ rubbers. Silc Pig™ pigments also are also used to create mind blowing skin effects with systems such as Psycho Paint™ and Skin Tite™. Silc Pig™ pigments are concentrated, offer excellent dispersion and consistent color. Silc Pig™ pigments are very concentrated and a very small amount of pigment will color a proportionally large amount of silicone. The more you add in proportion to the volume of liquid rubber, the more dramatic the color effect.
Silc Pig™ pigments are skin safe and certified by an independent laboratory.
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How-To Galleries
Making An Extremely Realistic Rattler Using Dragon Skin® Silicone
Creating A Silicone Severed Head Using a Shell Shock Mold
Wound Make-Up Effect Using Shell Shock® Plate Mold and Skin-Tite®
How to Make a Glove Mold with Dragon Skin & Cast a Faux Wood Repro
Using Dragon Skin® Silicone to Reproduce Antlers
Making A Brush-On Mold With A Lightweight Support (Backer)
Quick and Easy Zombie Skin Halloween Mask using Brush On Silicone
Images
Gel-Filled Zombie Prosthetic with Dragon Skin® FX-Pro pigmented with Silc Pig®.
Silc Pig® base color was mixed into this Dragon Skin FX-Pro wound appliance before being adhered to the model using SkinTite® silicone adhesive
Toby Sells Creature Make Up Shop LLC used Silc Pig® and Psycho Paint® to create this severed prop head using Mold Max® 15T tin-cure silicone rubber.
Composite Effects, or CFX for short, created this Demon Mask using Dragon Skin® silicone and Silc Pig®. Visit Composite Effects at http://www.compositeeffects.com
Prop Dragon Skin® silicone rubber hand painted with Psycho Paint® and Silc Pig®.
Blair Benjamin from Rendering Realism chose Dragon Skin® silicone to reproduce a very realistic rattlesnake. Blair used a mixture of Silc Pig® silicone pigments to give the casting a fleshy base color then brushing Psycho Paint® and Silc Pig® making it realistic enough to scare the neighbors!