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Psycho Paint™ Platinum Silicone Paint Base
Psycho Paint™ – Platinum Silicone Paint Base - 8 oz
This listing is for an original product, it is an 8 oz unit as sold by Smooth-On suppliers (Smooth-on do not sell tubs smaller than 8 oz so if you are offered a smaller sample pot it will have been repackaged).
We are an authorised reseller for certain Smooth-On products and this is an original product packaged by the manufacturer and the tubs are sealed at source. The tubs have not been opened or repackaged and have come directly from the distribution centre and so are fresh and the shelf life will not be affected.
Purpose: A two-component platinum-cure silicone paint base for painting platinum silicone dolls (by adding pigment and solvent to thin)
✅ Key Properties
- Type: Two-part, translucent clear platinum silicone.
- Application: Mix with pigments (e.g., Enfis or SAM pigments) to create a custom paint color.
- Flexibility: Bonds permanently to the silicone surface; will stretch and bend without cracking or peeling.
- Durability: Good abrasion resistance; withstands handling and movement.
✅ How It’s Used
- Mixing: Combine Parts A & B, then add pigment for the desired color.
- Thinning: Dilute with an appropriate solvent (eg Novocs, Bob Ross Thinner, etc) for better flow and layering.
- Application Methods:
- Brush: For controlled detailing.
- Airbrush: For smooth gradients and soft color blending.
- Layering: Apply thin coats for best adhesion and realism.
- Compatible Surfaces: Dragon Skin™, Ecoflex™, and other platinum-cure silicones.
✅ Why Artists Love It
- Realistic Effects: Perfect for doll skin tones, prosthetics, and special effects appliances.
- Permanent & Flexible: No flaking during movement, posing, or stretching.
- Versatile Techniques: Works with washes, stippling, mottling, and fine airbrush detail.
"Psycho Paint is definitely essential in any silicone artist's workspace, for painting, sealing and matting your doll. This size is enough to paint many, many dolls."
Carolyn Doughty