Review on 🍊 Non-Toxic Silicone Mold Making Kit, N.W 2.2 lb Platinum Liquid Silicone Rubber for DIY Resin, Soap, Wax, and Chocolate Molds Casting - Persimmon by Nicole Mcleod

It is very important to note that the mix should not come into contact with anything containing sulfur before it has fully cured, including with tools, as it is is a platinum hardening that has come into contact with tin during hardening. the past or anything containing sulfur will impede healing. You must ensure that when curing clay for a two-component mold, it is noted that it does not contain sulfur. Even my Sargent "Sulphur Free" prevented it from curing, but this could be due to cross-contamination. . Contact with the adhesive side of most tapes, including tape and tape, will also prevent curing. So basically everything I use or you have used is for making mold boxes and attaching vent gates. However, I will still give this product five stars simply because my failures were due to compatibility issues. But this silicone is exactly what I was looking for: super low viscosity to get into those tiny nooks and crannies, extremely high flexibility to stretch and pull those little suction cups, so it's INCREDIBLY easy to mix and pour, You can just punch shapes in seconds Unusually long pot life for such a FAST curing time and NO SIGNIFICANT BUBBLES CAN BE FOUND! must be FULLY healed. I bought some sticky wax glue, wax channels, liquid Sonite wax to coat the porous mold box materials, and sculptex sulphur-free sculptex. Also tried some shapes I made with 2pt Epoxy Clay. All of the above worked great! I now have some super stretchy, tear-resistant shapes that I've been dreaming of for a long time! THE BEST PART. I cast them along with 3 other previously made molds (various brands/types), all in ArtResin brand resin, and BBDINO was the only mold that produced the figures in 12 hours for FREE!