So we've got two Pickle Ricks here.
One of them was made with FastCast, the other was made with Smooth-Cast 300.
We've got Twin Flame Fabrications joining us to show us which is best.
FastCast, or Smooth-Cast.
What do you think, Rick?
It's going to be a big reveal!
Hey guys, it's Lou and Liz from Twin Flame Fabrications and we went to our local hardware
store to pick up more Smooth-Cast 300 which most of our products are made from right now
and we actually got introduced to a new product which is this FastCast by Caft, Casting cast?
Crafting Crafting?
Casting Craft!
That's the one!
Smooth-on is the biggest name, it's like the leading company right now for any kind of
materials people need for movies or anything like that so when it comes to masks and makeup
prosthetics and you know, creatures, props, anything.
You don't generally look for other materials, when you find something that you like, most
people tend to stick with it.
If it doesn't turn out the way you're expecting it could just throw your whole project off
and now you've wasted 50 60 bucks.
But these guys, they are no strangers to making resins and epoxies and that kind of stuff
so we just kinda saw the box right beside it and we noticed that it was about $15 cheaper.
Yeah, and because we're actually running a lot of what we're making, it actually was
kind of a no brainer.
It is still a eurothane casting resin, so we're going to test it out and see which one
we like better.
Always remember to be protected.
Wear gloves and always do this in a room that has very good ventilation.
What just happened?
I don't know.
Both of you looked down.
It looked like we dropped something.
Are there any more bubbles?
That might be it for bubbles.
Oompa, Loompa, loompaty doo, I'm going to shake some more smooth-cast for you.
for you.
So I'm going to push the bubbles out.
And out of the nose, out of the forehead.
If there is any and there's not, we are good.
Hi.
Welcome back.
So, we've got our two different products here, this one is the fast cast and this one is
the smooth cast and we're going to open them up and see what we've got.
That's the professional way.
Can we just pretend I didn't do that?
Alright, big reveal.
big reveal.
Okay, so a big thing to notice here, is that the smooth cast by smooth-on is white, the
actual fast cast is not white although it says it is.
It's off white, it's a little bit more of an off-white cream.
It's almond.
Okay, so the details are really good for both of them, although I would almost say the details
are better with smooth cast.
Yeah.
We're looking at the details and stuff and I can see where the fast cast actually has
a couple bubbles.
Durability, they are exactly the same, to our knowledge.
If you want a white product, you're going to want to choose the smooth-cast, or this
and then paint it.
If you're actually going for a true white for if you're painting anything and you actually
wanted that base and this is going to change your choice, I would honestly go with your
smooth cast.
But it's also showing a lot more of our details, the smooth cast is.
But if you're looking for a cheaper option and you know, you're going to paint over it
and little imperfections don't really matter, I would say that the fast cast is, yeah.
I mean it's worth it for the money, you know.
You're saving 15 bucks.
So yeah, but I personal favourite is the smooth on.
yeah.
I'm pickle rick.
Iturned myself into a pickle Morty.
Big reveal, I'm a pickle.
What do you think about that?