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Every video tagged “silicone masks” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
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This is a recorded CFX Masks live stream hosted by Tabitha and Josh, covering the brand's latest silicone mask release called Taurus along with a preview of upcoming new masks. The hosts field viewer questions on topics such as mask fit, sizing, and durability, and share what's ahead on the CFX schedule. It functions as both a product showcase and a direct community engagement session for fans of high-end wearable silicone masks.
CFX (Composite Effects) announces their annual Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale, offering significant discounts across their silicone mask and glove lineup. Non-licensed full and head-only masks receive a notable dollar-amount discount, while face-only masks receive a smaller reduction, with free domestic shipping and a flat-rate international shipping option included. The sale runs for a limited window at the end of November into early December, requiring no promo code. Licensing restrictions and production lead times apply, with made-to-order items taking several weeks to fulfill.
CFX Masks hosts a live stream session where hosts Tabitha and Josh showcase their latest Zodiac series release, the Gemini mask, alongside upcoming product announcements and behind-the-scenes content. The broadcast features live mask try-ons, fit and sizing discussions, and a viewer Q&A segment. It serves as both a product reveal event and a direct community engagement opportunity for CFX fans and customers.
This short tutorial from CFX Masks covers how to repair damage to CFX silicone masks, helping owners extend the life of their investment. The video walks through the repair process in an approachable, concise format suited for everyday mask owners. With no source description available, specific materials and tools referenced in the video could not be confirmed.
CFX Masks documents a full-day livestream of their robotic sculpting system, Wesbot, cutting a brand-new mask design called Texas Slim from Monster Clay. The process showcases how a digital sculpt file is translated into a path program for a Kuka 6-axis robotic arm, which performs the bulk of the physical sculpting work. Human artists then step in to add finishing details and refinements the robot cannot achieve on its own. The end goal is a fully wearable silicone mask brought to market through this hybrid digital-robotic workflow.
CFX Masks shares a timelapse of their 2024 Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show booth being assembled, featuring a photo wall showcasing their full mask lineup. The display highlights over 24 new silicone mask designs available to view in person at the show. Attendees can visit booth #602 for hands-on access to in-stock and made-to-order items, with promotional savings on silicone masks and glove sets.
CFX Masks hosts a live stream session with team members Tabitha and Josh covering the brand's latest silicone mask releases, Marauder and Rabid, along with previews of upcoming drops. The session includes audience Q&A addressing topics like mask fit, sizing, and durability. Viewers also get a look at the CFX live stream schedule and broader company news for the year ahead.
CFX Masks marks the first day of fall with a seasonal greeting to their community and a reminder that the standard Halloween production window is now closed. Customers who still need a mask in time for Halloween are directed to reach out directly for rush production and expedited shipping options. In-stock masks remain available for immediate purchase through their online store.
CFX Masks announces the return of their CFX Live broadcast, a recurring livestream event featuring the team discussing recent company updates, upcoming appearances, and potential new mask reveals. The stream is hosted by familiar CFX personalities and is accessible across Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok. This is a promotional announcement video rather than a tutorial or walkthrough, serving as a preview for the upcoming live event.
CFX Masks celebrates Star Wars Day by showcasing customer costumes built around their silicone mask and glove products, spanning Jedi, Sith, and original galaxy-inspired characters. The video highlights the creative range of Star Wars adaptations and mash-ups that fans have achieved using CFX pieces as a foundation. Viewers are encouraged to share their own CFX-based Star Wars builds in the comments or via social tags.
CFX Masks hosts an all-day livestream showcasing Wesbot, their in-house Kuka 6-axis robotic sculpting arm programmed by Robotic Solutions, cutting a brand-new mask design from Monster Clay. The workflow begins in a digital environment, where a sculpt is designed and then translated into the robot's path program, allowing Wesbot to handle the bulk of the physical carving. Human artists then step in to add finishing detail and refinement that the robot cannot yet achieve on its own. The end goal is a fully wearable silicone mask ready for production.
This is a pre-recorded CFX Masks livestream hosted by Tabitha and Josh, covering the brand's latest silicone mask release called 'The Other' along with previews of upcoming mask drops. The hosts discuss CFX's schedule, answer community questions, and touch on topics like fit, sizing, and durability of their silicone masks. It serves as both a product showcase and an open forum for fans to engage with the CFX team.
This short video offers a tour of the Immortal Masks booth or display, likely filmed at the Transworld Halloween & Attractions trade show in 2023. Immortal Masks is known for producing high-end, hyper-realistic wearable masks popular in the haunt industry. The clip gives viewers a quick look at the brand's offerings in a trade show setting.
CFX Masks announces the upcoming launch of a redesigned website featuring improved navigation, enhanced search, and a fresh visual look. The short notice acknowledges potential temporary disruptions to customer account access during the platform transition and directs customers to contact CFX directly via email or phone for order inquiries. No product demonstrations or tutorials are featured in this video.
A short, humorous promotional clip from CFX Masks (Composite Effects) playing on the relatable idea of cheering yourself up by putting on a hyper-realistic silicone mask and scaring people. The video doubles as a brand showcase, highlighting CFX's made-to-order mask catalog and their signature practice of shipping full masks on a black display form. It's a lighthearted way to spotlight the brand's product line for haunters, cosplayers, and Halloween enthusiasts.
CFX Masks broadcasts a full-day livestream showcasing Wesbot, their Kuka 6-axis robotic sculpting arm programmed by Robotic Solutions, cutting a brand-new silicone mask design from Monster Clay. The workflow begins in a digital environment where the mask is designed, then translated into the robot's path program to produce the majority of the sculpted form. Human artists step in afterward to refine details and complete elements the robot cannot fully achieve, resulting in a finished wearable silicone mask. Viewers are invited to tune in throughout the day and guess what the new mask design will be.
CFX Masks (Composite Effects) announces their presence at the 2024 TransWorld Halloween & Attractions Show in St. Louis, running March 7–10. The brand is promoting a large booth where attendees can view new mask designs, meet the team, and take advantage of a limited-time discount on silicone masks and glove sets. The post has a strong community-engagement focus, encouraging fans to tag friends and share which new masks they're most excited about.
CFX Masks broadcasts an all-day livestream showing their robotic sculpting system — nicknamed Wesbot — carving a brand-new mask design out of Monster Clay using a Kuka 6-axis robotic arm programmed by Robotic Solutions. The workflow begins with a digital sculpt file that is translated into the robot's motion path, allowing the machine to handle the bulk of the rough sculpting work. Human artists then step in to refine details and complete elements the robot cannot fully achieve on its own, ultimately producing a master sculpt destined to become a finished wearable silicone mask.
This is a brief promotional announcement from CFX Masks alerting viewers to an upcoming Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale reveal. No product or tutorial content is present in this clip. Viewers are encouraged to enable notifications so they don't miss the sale details dropping that Friday.
This short promotional video from CFX Masks highlights where fans and customers can see the brand in person during 2022. It likely points viewers toward upcoming conventions, trade shows, or Halloween events where CFX will be exhibiting. With no description or runtime to draw from, the specific events listed remain unknown, but the content serves as a brand awareness and appearance announcement.
CFX Masks livestreamed their proprietary Kuka-based sculpting robot, Wesbot, in action as it carved out a new mask design in real time. The six-axis robotic arm translates digital sculpts from CFX's designer directly into physical form, handling the bulk of the cutting work. Human artisans then step in to add finishing details and refinements that the robot cannot yet replicate, blending industrial automation with traditional craftsmanship.
CFX Masks promotes their appearance at Fear Expo 2024 at the Owensboro Convention Center, where attendees can shop silicone masks, gloves, and props at select discounts. Representatives Tabitha and Josh will be on hand for purchases and custom orders at booth 208. Josh is also hosting a Haunt Master Class called 'Silicone 101' covering silicone as an art medium, mold pouring, and prop demonstrations. CFX is additionally serving as a sponsor for the Ultimate Haunt Tour at the event.
This short-form showcase from CFX (Composite Effects) revisits a collaborative shoot with haunt photographer Tyler Haunts, filmed at two prominent professional attractions — The 13th Gate and RISE Haunted Attraction. Several CFX silicone mask characters are featured, including Mortimer, full and face-only versions of Pervis, SCUD, Huntsman, and Forced Smile. The video serves as a stylized lookbook highlighting the realism and versatility of CFX's wearable silicone mask lineup in a professional haunt environment. CFX uses the post to tease upcoming collaborative content and invite audience input on future creature concepts.
This appears to be a live broadcast or extended test session from CFX Masks, a well-known manufacturer of high-end silicone wearable masks. With no source description available, the exact content cannot be confirmed, but given the channel's focus, the video likely showcases mask performance, fit, or new product demonstrations in a live-stream format. The lengthy runtime suggests an unedited or real-time viewing experience rather than a produced tutorial.
