Smooth-On liquid rubbers, plastics, foams, coatings and other materials are perfect for cosplay costuming. Make your own long lasting helmets, armor, props, masks, replicas and more.
Our Smooth-Cast series of resins are easy to use, 1:1 mix ratio materials which create high strength prop castings. Clear resins can be used to create optically clear lenses, gems and more. Coating foam with Epsilon™ Pro or Urecoat™ gives carved or sculpted foam pieces an impact resistant, high strength finish. Our Free Form™ AIR epoxy putty can be used to fabricate lightweight armatures or finished pieces.
Looking to finish 3D printed pieces for a costume? XTC-3D™ is the industry standard for self-leveling coating for 3D prints. Using XTC-3D™ results in a 3D printed piece which is impact resistant and has a smooth surface. Build lines are nearly eliminated.
Learn to make a mold and casting of a translucent cloak brooch perfect for cosplay.
Smooth-On fan Jon N. models a large "Hellboy" inspired fist for cosplay
Smooth-On fan Jon N. shows how he makes a mold for a large "Hellboy" inspired fist for cosplay.
Smooth-On fan Jon N. uses FlexFoam-iT! X to make a durable, lightweight "Hellboy" inspired fist for cosplay.
How to make costume armor using craft foam and Smooth-On's UreCoat
Jon N. shows us how he creates a mold for his Thundercats shield.
Frank Ippolito shows you how to create a hollow resin cast of a helmet
This video tutorial shows how to make a prop shield for theater or cosplay using pourable foam and UreCoat® urethane coating.
Andreas Moravec demonstrates a technique for creating theatrical armor using Rebound™ 25 silicone and Smooth Cast® resins
This helmet was the fruit of 17 months of work.
Jeff's research into moldmaking and casting materials went a long way towards making his project a huge success.
When the Toronto Maple Leafs NHL hockey team needed eye-catching costumes for their 3 new mascots, they needed only to look in the backyard.
UD Replicas makes amazing costumes using Smooth-On materials.
Learn How Frank Ippolito Created This Weird Ecoflex® Silicone Mask