INSTRUCTIONS

LIFE SIZE ANIMAL ARCHERY TARGETS, TAXIDERMY MODELS

Using Pour Molded Flexible Polyurethane Foam With Quick Pour Procedure In Fiberglass Mold

Bear, Mountain Sheep, Javalina examples made from Fiberglass molds

Materials Included In Kit

Fiberglass or other Heavy Duty mold for withstanding foam psi expansion

• 5 Gallon Kit of SWD 760 ATF Flexible Poured Polyurethane Foam
• 1 Gallon A Side (Isocyanate)
• 1 Gallon B Side (Polyurethane Resin)

2 people are needed during actual quick time foam pour application of these products

Support Materials Needed

• Source of fiberglass mold, other heavy duty mold or mold maker to make desired mold

Support Materials Included In Kit

• 4 flat bottom 1 gallon containers
• 2 flat bottom 5 gallon containers
• 8' ft X 8 ft piece of cardboard or plastic for floor surface
• 6 small paper cups
• 4 tongue depressors or small paint mixing sticks
• 2 pair latex gloves
• 2 pair safety glasses
• 1 sheet coarse sandpaper

Product Information

• SWD 760ATF MSDS Sheets
• SWD 760 ATF Product Sheets

Preparation Instructions

1) Clean animal mold and remove any old materials from previous mold activities

2) Apply paste wax well to all surfaces to be exposed to rigid poured polyurethane foam

3) Apply paste wax to all outside mold surfaces for easy removal of foam overflow, if any

4) Assemble and bolt together 2 part animal mold leaving pour area open

5) Spread plastic, cardboard or other covering on floor or other working area

6) Position pour foam entrance point of mold about 8 inches above lowest point of mold

Note: make sure the small vents, if any, are pointed up or at the highest point possible

7) Lay out remaining mold piece and nuts, bolts and 2 washers for quick access as needed.

8) Long shank power mixing tool should be ready, clean and close for fast access as needed.

9) Secure the partially open mold against falling during quick pour and final bolting process.

10) Plug vent holes with rolled paper towel so they can still blow out if necessary.

Mixing Instructions

11) Calculate the amount of SWD 760 ATF Flexible Poured Polyurethane foam to be mixed by using the following formula: Weigh and pour 1 Part A liquid and 2 parts B liquid into separate paper tubs. Make sure of accurate measuring equipment and weights prior to use.

12) Pour Part B into a 5 gallon mixing container

13) Note time in seconds on a clock next to you in preparation of pouring part A into the 5 gallon mixing bucket with Part B

14) Be prepared with paint stir stick to quickly remove remainder of part A into the 5 gallon

mixing bucket when you begin mixing. Have a small bucket of solvent next to you for power mixing blade immediately after mixing.

15) Very Important: Begin mixing well with power mixing tool and continue for 15 seconds only. Mixing speed on a hand drill with long mixing blade should be approximate 900 RPM.

16) Mixing person should quickly remove mixing blade and place in solvent. The 2nd person must quickly pour mixed A & B components into top pour foam opening. Allow 3-4 seconds of total pour time maximum.

17) Pour in such a manner to insure front and rear legs receive adequate product.

18) Replace open mold piece for pouring into the mold and bolt closed immediately using both persons to place, tighten bolts and close mold before foam rises. Allow 5-8 seconds of total time for replacing bolts. Rotate mold as able and time allows after mold is sealed.

19) Note: Foam will expand up to 30 times as it expands and will begin to ooze and/ or pour from any remaining open area in the mold after 30 seconds from time mixing began.

De-molding instructions

20) Allow 24 hours to harden before removal of molded animal from mold.

21) Record molded animal weight and compare to Part A & Part B weights

22) Remove overflow foam by hand if any, from the outside of the mold after it becomes sticky, somewhat solid and remains warm to the touch. Overflow or spill on cardboard or plastic may simply be rolled up and thrown away. Overflow on the ground may simply be thrown away.

(Length x Height x Width)

Black Bear Example (Estimated)

_____grams of SWD 760 ATF Foam Part A Dimensions 45" x 30" x12"

_____grams of SWD 760 ATF Foam Part B Final Weight 9.94 kg - 21.9 lbs

3 section Mountain Sheep Example

____grams of SWD 760 ATF Foam Part A (Head)

____grams of SWD 760 ATF Foam Part B (Head) Final Weight 2.72 kg - 6 lbs

_____grams of SWD 760 ATF Foam Part A (Middle)

_____grams of SWD 760 ATF Foam Part B (Middle) Final Weight 4.7 kg - 10.7 lbs

______ grams of SWD 760 ATF Foam Part A (Rump)

______grams of SWD 760 ATF Foam Part B (Rump) Final weight 4.40 kg - 9.7 lbs

9300 grams - Total Weight Total Dimensions 55" x 42" x 13"

Javalina Example

3518 grams of SWD 760 ATF Foam Part A Dimensions 44" x 24" x11'’

5287 grams of SWD 760 ATF Foam Part B Final Weight 8.82 kg - 19.4 lbs

Additional Suggestions

These archery targets may be painted any color you desire.

Create lifesize animals as Christmas figures in your yard!

These animals are great used as taxidermy molds.

Create a series of school mascots!

Note: Suremold accepts no liability in the use of these products, warranty expressed or implied concerning the products fitness or merchantability for any particular use of this product or any product shown on this website.