19226
Accession Number
8520
Title Of Article Chaper
Casting with Resin Bonded Metal
Title Of Journal Book
International Sculpture Center bulletin
Issue
27
Pages
44481
Publisher
International Sculture Center
Publisher City
Washington, D.C.
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Resin, because of its versatility, is an important medium available to the sculptor today. With minimal equipment and experience, resin can be successfully cast in various fashions ranging from opaque fiberglass reinforced hollow castings to transparent solid volumes. The potential for personal experimentation is immense in that almost any material can be added to resin as a filler. Various commercial sculpture casting firms have experienced great success using pulverized metal as a filler. When mixed with resin and cast into a mold, pulverized or powdered metal closely resembles foundry cast metal.
Keywords
resin;plastic;form;mold
pub_id
19226