How To Make Custom Clip On Fangs

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  Step 1

  Mix 2 oz. of alginate with 2 oz. of water. If you don't have a mold, you can simply cut out the bottoms of plastic cup or find some that will go around your entire top set of teeth. Pour the mixture into whatever mold you are using, and fit it into the top of your mouth, bottom if you want to make "werewolf" like fangs. Hold it there for about three minutes to harden.

  *Optional Method*

  Shape a Molding Clay kind like a horse shoe shape and bite into it, remove very gently to get a perfect mold. Don't use the soft kind.

  Booth Method taste bad! :(

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  Step 2

  Fill the mold with plaster and move it back and forth to make sure there are no air bubbles. Let the plaster dry.

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  Step 3

  Get one of this KISS acrylic kits , they usually sell them at Walgreens, or CVS.
  Mix a small amount of the power with a few drops of the liquid, in a cup, (don't use plastic it will melt) crystal or ceramic, mix till you star to get a paste consistency. Use Rubber Gloves to protect your hand if you want. They are toxic, also do this outdoors it smells really strong! Make as much as you need for the fangs.(The more liquid the faster it dries up so be careful.)

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  Step 4

  Make a ball of acrylic, place it on the canine teeth, of the mold. They dry really quick, so work as fast as you can. You know when it drying when the paste starts to get a little hot.

  *Tap them with a little spoon, if the are completely dry they will be hard and cold.

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  Step 5

  Time to Shape them!

  There is lots of Vampire Fangs Styles. When you know the one you like, shape them with a Dremel, if you don't know how to use one, get help from a friend or parent. (I circle the tool you should use)

  Use it at a slow speed, patience this is a delicate process they could chip and break.

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  Step 6

  When you start loving your shape..Keep placing them on the mold, check them it the fit correctly or you want make more changes.

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  Step 7

  Get a Nail Buffer, this is used to file the nail and make them shine more.
  Use these for taking the ruff-ness of the harsh file of the Dremel. These come in finer style to really make them smooth as a real teeth.

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  Step 8

  Fangs after using the Buffer.

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  Step 9

  You are done!

  They are suppose to clip on to your teeth but, the first time I made them they fit, but they fell loose. I didn't wan't to loose one at the party. So I got dentures glue, and they were on all night. :)

  I hope you guy like this tutorial. and I would LOVE to see you versions, yeah kinda...6 months early for Halloween. XD

  *Kisses*

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Vesalius K. · Bloomington, Indiana, US 25th July 2016

did you eat and drink with these in at the party?

Vetherz · San Juan, San Juan, PR · 13 projects 31st October 2016

Yes! I remember eating and drinking at the party I went to, also I did it with moderation, and was wearing dentures glue. That helped keep them on place all night.

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XxCraftyPenguinxX · Liberty, Indiana, US 2nd March 2014

where did you get all your supplies for this project

Vetherz · San Juan, San Juan, PR · 13 projects 10th March 2014

Hardware store for the dremel, the rest at drug store.

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SlaughterHouseForHearts 1st December 2012

They really did come out very nicely :3 I've been wanting to do this for like 4 years now xD But do you really have to have a dremel? Could you just use a nail filer? I'm not sure if anyone has tried it with that or not. If I make a pair... I'll be sure to post a pic :3 Hopefully I can get what I need tonight ^^

Vetherz · San Juan, San Juan, PR · 13 projects 10th March 2014

I'm sure it will work, but you might take twices long. I hope they turn out great! :3

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Hermione Granger · Mayo Abbey, Mayo, IE 24th October 2012

omlg lol sooo cool

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Vetherz · San Juan, San Juan, PR · 13 projects 25th September 2011

Yeah sure you can try a nail file, it will take longer though...But sure >.<

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alexandria a. · Edwardsville, Kansas, US 9th September 2011

brilliant.. what if you don't have a Dremel? could you just go to town with a nail file? also comparatively is this more cost effective or just more custom?

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βεℓℓα ♥ ♪ ♫ ღ · Forks, Washington, US · 8 projects 16th August 2011

I THINK THIS IS THE BEST PROJECT EVER!!!!!!

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Vetherz · San Juan, San Juan, PR · 13 projects 13th July 2011

I can't wait to see a version XD

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Gracie T. · Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan, US 12th July 2011

I am so doing this lol

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Azraels Requiem · Bridgeport, Connecticut, US · 47 projects 21st June 2011

My tattoo artist Jose has a guy that makes these. Yours came out great

Vetherz · San Juan, San Juan, PR · 13 projects 10th March 2014

<3 Thanks!

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