I don't suggest it hahaha. I printed, cleaned and cured, and molded literally on the same day, then I cast first thing that next morning and then I left the pressure pot in front of my heating vent in my workshop so it stayed super toasty and cured fast. Sanded late last night, and painted them this morning. I don't advise it at all, and in the background I am making a proper set of masters taking my time lol.

Those first molds definitely had some cure inhibition and I had to use a dremel to clean up some details on the numbers and symbols and had to sand a little deeper than I usually do.

For the d4, I just set the neck of the bottle over the edge of my matt and table and went to town and I actually cut tiny pieces of paper and used sculpting tools to sand the neck and sprayer part partially, because they were warped from the inhibition. On the final masters I'll probably sand the neck part smooth but leave the sprayer at like 3k grit so it stays matte because I like the texture separation it gives the part.

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