Material suitability varies between individual models in this collection, as flexibility and food-grade compatibility depend on the specific product selected. While wax blends pour smoothly into these detailed cavities, other materials like soap, plaster, casting resin, or chocolate require verifying the specific model's attributes. Always check the individual product specifications before pouring to ensure compatibility with your chosen material.
To preserve fine features like fur textures and ears, demold finished pieces gradually by easing flexible edges away from intricate details without aggressive stretching or twisting. Never use sharp metal picks, needles, or knives to dislodge wax or plaster, as puncture marks will permanently mar the interior casting surface. Working slowly and supporting delicate sections keeps both your finished figurine and the silicone mold intact.
After casting, gently wash the mold with warm water and mild liquid dish soap using a non-abrasive soft sponge to remove any residual wax, soap residue, or plaster dust. Ensure the form is completely dry before storing it in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and heat. Keep molds stored in their natural shape without stacking heavy objects on top to prevent permanent creasing or warping.
