how to make molded plastic parts at home

In the past, anyone who wanted to customize plastic parts had no choice but to go to a large manufacturer to pay the same amount.
But today, for a relatively small financial investment, it is easy for materials to produce plastic parts from your own home.
These parts are also high-
The quality is the parts made in large manufacturing plants, but provides the convenience and comfort of working in the time and manner you want.
Use the hot glue to connect the formed object to a flat working surface.
Cut the bottom of the disposable plastic container and place it on the object.
If the size or shape of the object is unusual, use a cardboard strip.
There should be at least 1/2 to 1 inch space between the object and the wall of the container.
Glue the container to the working surface to make sure there is no silicone leak.
Spray the object with a 2-layer coating of acrylic enamel.
Mix it in the mixing cup according to the direction of the silicone.
Slowly pour the silicone into the container at the lowest point and make it cover the object.
If you pour silicone from the height above the container, any small bubbles will burst when it drops.
Fill the container to 1/2 above the highest point of the object.
Let silicone cure.
Take out the plastic container or cardboard and clean the mold of any residue left by the object.
Brush or spray a loose release agent in the mold and dry it.
Mix the liquid plastic in the mixing cup according to the direction.
Pour the mixed liquid plastic into the mold at the lowest point.
Let it fill the mold.
Once the plastic part is hardened, remove it from the mold and make more as needed.