Me and the finished boot.
Time to coat the boot with spray shellac. This will seal the clay a bit and help keep it from cracking while we get ready for the mold.
Always wear your respirator!
Justin spraying on the shellac.
Next we put the clay walls around areas the rubber will run down into.
Now it's time to put vaseline on the base. This makes sure the rubber won't stick to it.
Justin applying the vaseline.
Next we sparyed on 2 coats of Pol-ease to release the boot. This makes for easier removal of the mold when its finished. (Wear your respirator! This stuff is terrible to breathe in!)
The boot, sealed, prepped and ready for rubber!
Next up, rubber!
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