Take your time during extraction to gently ease the cast product out without overstretching narrow or detailed sections. If your chosen model includes structural cuts, carefully manipulate those edges during release to maintain seamless alignment and protect the internal detail.
While these flexible forms can work with various mediums like soy wax, soap bases, resin, plaster, and concrete, material compatibility varies depending on the specific model chosen. We recommend checking the individual product specifications for your selected mold to ensure it matches your intended project.
Wash your silicone molds using warm water and mild soap after each casting session to remove any leftover materials. Never use sharp metal tools, stiff brushes, or abrasive scouring pads, as these will scratch the interior silicone surface and dull the surface finish of your future castings.
Before storing, make sure the mold is completely dry and placed in its upright, natural shape. Store it in a cool, dry area shielded from direct sunlight, dust, and direct heat sources to preserve the silicone's material integrity and flexibility over time.