Amazing Casting Products Mold Putty Kit 0.66 lb

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If you have entered an incorrect address, please contact us as soon as possible and we will do our best to change this for you : ) although this is not always possible as we do begin to pack and dispatch items very quickly once they are placed! They enable perfect replication of difficult to create items such as zips, or the ability to create bespoke pieces. Amazing Mold Putty molds didn’t have pronounced bubble issues once the molds were older than 24 hours. Prior to using product, please read all Technical Data, Safety Data, and Instruction sheets linked below. From what I can tell, Silicone Plastique is the exact same thing as EasyMold and Amazing Mold Putty, it’s a platinum catalyst silicone mold putty.

Silicone Plastique is outstanding to make moulds for Chocolate, Butter, Fondant, Ice Cream, Pulled Sugar, Cheese, Ice, Gelatine, Hard Candy, Gum Paste, Pastillage, Royal Icing, Candy Clay, Butter Cream, Marzipan, Sherbet, Sorbet. Both brands of mold putty claim that they can be used with chocolate, food, wax, soap, polymer clay, ice, and even resin. Shrinkage is low and cured rubber is exceptionally strong (very high tensile strength), durable and will resist high temperatures (for casting low-temperature melt metal alloys). PIXISS Silicone Mold Putty DIY Kit , Super Easy 1:1 Mix Mold Putty, 400 Grams, Makes Strong Reusable Silicone Molds.Once mixed, Silicone Plastique ® will stay workable for 15-20 minutes giving ample time to make an accurate and well-made mold of almost any object. The medallion is pressed into Silicone Plastique that has been rolled out twice the thickness of the medallion.

I have read this a few times and I’m still not quite picturing it… Myself, I see the skulls stacked and femur cross bone. If I am not sure, I like to do a really small test, mixing up a bit of mold putty and observing how much it sticks. This will give you the total cubic inches of the Silicone Plastique® layer that you are going to use to make your mold. Again, this utilizing someone’s sculpture but I only made them for myself, not selling commercially.Do you have an opinion as to which putty would be the easier to flatten out after unmolding from my original? I have some (another brand) of mold putty that was still good after 10 years, though, so I find it hard to believe it would go bad so fast. Once mixed, Silicone Plastique will stay workable for about 15 minutes giving ample time to make an accurate and well-made mould of almost any object. The instructions for EasyMold clearly state that the cured putty is usable for general molding but needs to cure for at least 24 hours or be heat cured by baking at 350°F (177°C) for 30 minutes before being used with resin.