- We'll go...
Just above the...
Get a little static,
and that's why that goes to the side.
Don't worry about it.
We're just goin' above this little
mold line that's in there.
We go to part A.
I'm left handed, so we'll switch these.
You want a fairly level pouring service.
We're gonna just do the same thing here.
Again, I have shaky moments.
So, it's easier to pour a little off of this big jug.
Because you can pinch this,
that's why I was kind of dribbling out of these cups,
little paper cups.
You don't wanna get wax cups because you could
possibly mix some of the wax into the material.
So, you just want a good, like these hot cups,
these are paper, and there's not really a lining in there
that'll scrape off.
So, we're just gonna go.
- [Man] So, it's a one to one mixture?
- One to one by volume, again...
That looks pretty good there,
one little drop as usual.
Yeah, double check mix ratio,
one to one by volume.
Okay, real important you read that stuff
because there's some foams that are like
96 to 64, or whatever.
You gotta really stay on top of that.
Challenge here is they're both kind of thick,
this seems to be a little runnier,
so we'll pour that one into the thick.
If we go this way,
all the thick stuff is gonna stay in the cup.
- [Man] Is there any modifications to ratios
that you would recommend for temperature differences?
Or is that not that big of a deal?
- [Man] You have to read the data sheets on that.
Living in California, I don't really have to worry
about that stuff other than the heat of summer
really affects the cure time greatly.
- Yeah, if you're on location,
and you're doin' somethin' where you can't
control the environment.
- Yeah, I was on a really great movie for spectral motion
called Lady in the Water,
I'm sure you guys all saw it.
(laughs) Ha-ha.
- It had that cool--
- Mix the two thoroughly.
- Grass creature, whatever it was.
- Scrunt. - Yeah, scrunt.
- No, I was out there at M. Night Shyamalan's house
trying to repair some cats that his maid cracked nicely,
and it was so cold we couldn't get super glue to cure.
And of course, we forgot kicker, so.
Keep holding it.
Okay, mix the stuff fairly quickly.
Now, we'll pour this in.
And let the fun ensue.
- [Man] Let the hilarity ensue.
(laughing)
- [Man] Okay, Craig.
- [Craig] Yes.
- [Man] So, you got gloves on, swirl this around,
you don't have to get every nook and cranny
getting the ears.
- [Craig] Okay.
- And hurry.
And then get out of the way.
Where's that lid that you gave me?
- [Craig] What's it gonna do?
No, I used the lid.
- [Man] For what, oh you did.
- [Craig] Well, you told me to.
- We're gonna use this lid again.
What we'll do, is we'll poke a little hole in it,
a little air vent.
- [Cameraman] If it's possible, can we see inside of there?
- [Craig] Sorry, no it's only for me to see.
I get to do this, you can do it next time.
- Let's see.
Yeah, let's just sit it here,
and see what happens.
We'll keep this handy in case we need it.
- It's almost got the ear on this side.
Just got a little bit more,
and I'll get the ear.
- Here, let me swab some in there.
Foam, you don't wanna really fool with too much.
You wanna just let it do it's thing.
- [Craig] So, we're good?
- Yep, let's just put it here.
- It's already expanding, cool.
- Yeah, this is the weirdest stuff.
It'll seem like it's not doing anything.
You'll go do something, come back, and it's out here.
Then sometimes it won't,
so it's just a...
I mix such a small amount, it's probably not enough,
and it probably won't do that,
but look where we're at already.
- It's growing now.
You can show it.
- [Man] See that? Top camera.
- [Craig] Oh yeah, you can see it?
(laughing)
- [Man] Look at that, it's like the stuff.
- [Craig] There're some practical effects
right there for you, the blob.
- [Man] It should cement this.
See, we didn't even use half of what I did.
Look at that stuff.
- [Craig] (laughs) That's cool.
- [Man] What you could do,
if we had this lid on it earlier,
you don't wanna mess with it now with that hole.
You could try to pressurize it,
and it will make a denser foam.
That's why a lot of closed molds,
this is a fairly closed mold.
I mean, the pour hole is smaller than the whole thing.
So, you can see how that expanded,
and we got a little nuclear explosion, nucler.
- [Craig] Yep.
- Oh, here's something we gotta watch out for, look.
Molds expanding a little bit.
So, we're gonna hold that shut.
Actually, hold that shut, and I'll get.
I just wanna make sure we have proper
rubber bandage on this.
- [Craig] Is that because of the foam?
- Yeah, the foam will expand.
In this case, it's a free form dead head.
It might look cool all bloated up, you know.
If I made a flexible skin like a silicon,
and then I put an expanding foam in there, blarrr!
Who knows what you'll get?