Skin Tag Biopsy Pad

Instructions

• Thoroughly spray mold release into the mold, making sure to get all the crevices and corners
• Put plastic cup on scale and tare the scale
• Pour 70 ml of Part B into the cup
• Insert desired pigment into the cup until you reach the desired skin tone
• Use a stirrer and mix the pigment and Part B together (leave stick in the cup)
• Tare the scale again
• Pour 35 ml of Part S into the cup. Thoroughly mix together until fully combined, making sure you scrape down the sides of the cup.
• Tare the scale again and spray the mold with mold release a second time.
• Pour in 70 ml of Part A, and thoroughly mix making sure there are no clumps or pockets of unmixed dragon skin.
• Once completely combined, take a skewer or thin stick and dip it into the dragon skin. Then dip that stick into a hole of the biopsy mold.
• Do this for all of the holes, making sure to pop all bubbles that may rise in the holes. You can also hit the mold on the table a couple of times to make the bubbles rise. Keep in mind that there is a 12 minute pot time before the mixture starts to cure.
• Once you ensure there are no more bubbles in each of the skin tag holes, pour the rest of the mixture into the mold. Hit the mold on the table a few more times for good measure.
• Let the part cure completely for 40 minutes.
• Pull the biopsy pad out of the mold carefully to keep from tearing the skin tags.
• Use a paper towel to wipe off any mold release residue left on the part.
• Once dry, put baby powder on the foot to remove tackiness and to give a flesh-like feel.