🔵 High-Quality Silicone Mold Making Kit - 2.2 lb Sapphire Blue Silicone Rubber for Casting Resin & Silicone Molds Review

The two parts are easy to mix. Viscosity like agave or honey. It pours easily. It's a solid silicone and picks up detail quite well. I used it to shape an electric amethyst and the shrinkage pressure caused the stone to crack. I hadn't thought about it before. I like the hardness of silicone once it's cured and ready to be used with resin. It requires no special support, no seal cuts to remove items, or trimming. This is my first silicone so I have no comparison.

I have been making molds for a long time and I always buy the familiar silicone without any problems. Thought I'd give it a try as it's a lot cheaper. Very disappointed, I measured it carefully, stirred it for at least four minutes, and attempted to make a two-part mold. The top not surrounded by the mold box looked fine after 12 hours, poured the second part with a good quality silicone mold release which I have used many times and tried to remove the mold after another 12 hours. The areas…

I used this to rework some parts for a wargame (set in a dark and dark distant future). The detail this form can capture is insane. The infantryman's head is tiny, but she was able to capture the tiny junction between the eye and eyelid. Wonderful. WARNING: If the label says it is for industrial use, take it seriously. Unless this substance is 100% cured, it is almost impossible to clean from dishes and hands. Therefore, wear gloves and use disposable equipment. Seriously, throwing dishes in…

I don't know exactly what transparency means for a shape, so I gave it 3 stars for transparency! Not good, not bad 😀 no, you can't see through the mold if that's the case. I've never used mold making materials before so I was exhausted when I ordered this! It comes with very clear instructions on how to mix and use. It dried smoothly and the 1st shape came out perfect! The smell wasn't as bad as I expected. I spent a little because I filled the mold thicker than necessary! Live and learn! The…

. I use it to make casts of small architectural monuments and it works very well! I don't have a base to compare to similar products but I probably will tomorrow. Worst of all, it's quite difficult to heal, so very hard, which can make cast items difficult to remove from it. Especially when using clay for sculpting, you need to somehow destroy the model to get it out of shape. But the best part is that it cures pretty hard, making it reusable with minimal warping. I've made 5 molds so far and…

I bought this product instead of going back to Smooth-On 00-30. Big mistake! I carefully mixed 1:1 and filled the mold. I never fully recovered. The mold was hard, but it had a sticky, filmy surface, which was a nuisance. The two halves of the mold did not separate even when the mold was removed. I almost had to destroy the mold to take it apart. Then I bought Smooth-On. Smooth-On is made in the USA. This product was Chinese. Smooth-On is bright blue (Part A) and pink (Part B). When mixed…

Media could not be loaded. This was my first time doing something like this - ZERO experience with silicone rubber molding or casting. I 3D printed the mold and used this kit to make a silicone mold and am impressed with the results. It was a very ambitious shape/size for the first try and it worked out great. It only took me half of what I did, but that's okay because it worked. I poured both bottles into a large bowl, used a stir stick for about 2 minutes until the mixture was an even blue…