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Make a Pro Waterproof Camera Case (+ video)

Step 10Silicone...

 Ok, now silicone EVERY SINGLE NOOK AND CRANNY. 
let it cure..
..and get wet!
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Mar 12, 2010. 5:16 PMjuanoporras says:
hey nepherton, pretty cool instructable, I was going to buy a waterproof bag for my camera, but it runs around 15 dollars; this is a great idea instead of buying those.
It would be pretty cool if you added a hole for the flash so you could take pictures underneath the water when is dark.

where did you get the black sticky foam?

thanks for sharing
Mar 18, 2010. 9:19 PMaxist47 says:
 I would avoid those waterproof bags. They're alright if you're going to take your camera near water, but not in it. It'll keep your camera dry for a little bit, but I almost lost a point and shoot to one of those.
Mar 17, 2010. 1:19 PMThePolrBear says:
Righteous!  Have you put it to depth yet?  I was wondering how deep the box would let you go before leakage.
Mar 19, 2010. 5:06 AMThePolrBear says:
Awesome, I'm heading to the beach in August and would like to try it.  I'll probably make one just for surface shots anyway.  If we're lucky a pod of dolphin will swim by and I'll have something with me this year.

Good luck!
Mar 18, 2010. 12:19 PMsdhardie says:
This would be fantastic for kayaking too, just in case I drop my camera.  Just one problem.... I have a digital SLR. Can this Instructable be modified for such???
Mar 18, 2010. 9:17 PMaxist47 says:
 I've seen similar containers that are MUCH bigger. I'm pretty sure it would be possible to get a DSLR into one.
Mar 14, 2010. 5:32 AMxadevox says:
and where can i get silicone?
Mar 15, 2010. 10:04 PMBroom says:
Silicone is often sold as tub & tile cement, "Plumber's Goop" (tm), and so on. It's the flexible stuff that you often find sealing the interface between tub tops & the shower walls. Comes in both clear & white.
Mar 18, 2010. 12:13 PMchuckvideo says:
 Be careful, "plumber's goop" can also be pipe thread compound which is something you DON'T want to use as it won't seal.   You want to be sure you're using Silicone Seal.  
Mar 18, 2010. 12:41 PMBroom says:
That's why I specified "Plumber's Goop" (tm), which is a specific product (made of silicone).
Mar 15, 2010. 2:24 PMclemsonguy1125 says:
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I have an awesome blog @ www.makerweekend.com Im Calvin Drews, and I love to learn, experiment, invent, create, repair, and generally just do things myself. A sort of modern jack of all trades, mast...
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