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This worked great for this tombstone, I should definitely get attachments for the wood burning tool so I can have better precision!

Thank you, I actually sold out of these masks at Crypticon. I made a bunch more for HorrorCon coming in October.

Thanks!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you, the dexter scene was a hit on Halloween!

Sometimes Gross is good :)

Easy and fun project!

I'm glad you liked it! I try to come up with different techniques that haven't been used in other videos!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you! The best part is, I used zero wood to make this coffin. The frame was secured with Great stuff foam.

Thanks, Happy Haunting!

No, it worked great for me. Although I ended up putting trim pieces on the top of the tombstone, so really you could just cut it with a box knife and cover it up with the trim. The base might be more difficult though.

@@GRUNGEHaunts Great idea, and really nice work! Thanks 👍

Possibly, you would lose the cool effect of the kind of wrinkled membrane that you get from the plastic.

Never enough room for haunters :)

80's for October in the PNW is unheard of, was definitely unexpected.

Thank you! For my first time, I was pleased.

I was so close! Which one was that revealed?

@@GRUNGEHaunts can't member, either H2O or Resurrection I think

Thanks! I will have to work on that for the next video.

I will have to fix that in future videos. Thanks for the feedback

Sorry for that. The ballasts are going out on my garage lights so it's causing a buzzing sound. I might have turned the volume up a little to compensate.

@@GRUNGEHaunts time to go led lol 😆

Glad you like it!

Thank you! Cheers!

It does have wood frame so they are plenty strong. I like them because I can collapse them down for better storage.

Thanks for watching!

Yes, where I'm at, Home depot sells it but Lowe's doesn't. You can also buy it on amazon.

Glad you like it!

Yeah, I'm sorry someone else mentioned this too. I had made the fence the year before so I gave the wrong measurements. I'm also bad at Math!

That is true, you could probably add 75 cents to the total cost for that. I only spritz the spray paint a few times for shadows and the black wash is made with dollar store acrylic paint. I hope you were still able to enjoy the video.

And the skull looks fantastic. All of it, the foam, the moss, all of it. Thanks for the video.

Yeah I wasn't intending to use the plastic or I would have sprayed water on it. The skull kinda fell on it. I'm pretty sure I watered my hands but still managed to get some on my fingers. That happens a lot haha!

Yes, I believe that I mentioned in the other open coffin video that using 1 inch foam might be better. This was just what I had in my garage. I haven't tried it with the 1 inch yet however!

Yeah, I think I'm going to have to start in September from now on! I'm making too much stuff, lol!

Thank you! It was very easy to make and I was surprised at how realistic it looked even using the white styrofoam instead of pink.

Thank You!

For 2 part foam casting, I still prefer Smooth-On Foam-It series. For spray foam, Loctite makes great castings.

Thank you! I wasn't sure if it was going to work or not. I was pleasantly surprised!

I just looked him up. He's got some cool stuff!

@@GRUNGEHaunts Indeed. love your content man!

Thanks, I appreciate the feedback!

Thank you! I will have other Jason mask designs in the future!

No, in fact the only thing that sticks to Silicone, is Silicone. You can squirt water in the mold before you spray the foam and that will make your molds last longer, but it will put small divets in your castings.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Awesome, thank you! We will have a ton more content coming out from now until Halloween!

Thanks! Yes, I think the time saved is definitely worth it with the Loctite technique. With practice I think it will get even more realistic looking!

Thank you! Yes, I was extremely happy with how the contact cement technique turned out. I recently used Barge on a corpsed skull and it works even better than the Weldwood cement. The webbing effect is much fluffier with Barge.

Currently I use the panels for my backdrop on my YT video. I also use it for my Vendor booth backdrop. But, it is somewhat flexible and I have put it in storage just laying it on top of our stacked boxes.

Loctite foam is much easier to work with, just more flexible expensive

I haven’t tried that foam yet, but I think I know what my next tutorial is going to be. Thank you!

I made it and have a Tutorial. I just purchased the Rebound 25 silicone on Amazon for 38 dollars. Normally it's 44. Link is in the description also. Here is the link to silicone mold video: ruclips.net/video/RCfeJEjWw_I/видео.html

Already bought my booth for next year! I will be in Boise for the Idaho Horror & Pop Con on July 12th and hopefully I get selected for the Horror Con in Puyallup in October. These events are so much fun!

Yes it was so much fun and I learned a lot about running a booth. I will be hosting another booth at HorrorCon in Idaho July 14th.

@@GRUNGEHaunts wow, it's awesome that you are finding some neat West Coast shows. Are you guys in proximity to Cali? Mid Summer Scream is in June and it's pretty reasonable to attend, obviously to vend I'm not sure about but they fill up fast. The show however is a Monster and I'm sure you would be blown away

Thank you! Halloween is so much fun in this neighborhood.