While engineered primarily for poured wax, many designs in this selection adapt well to alternative cold-casting mediums such as soap bases, plaster, acrylic casting compounds, resin, and selected concrete or clay mixes. However, structural suitability can vary depending on the specific model and structural design. We recommend checking the individual product specifications before pouring your material to ensure optimal results.
Always allow your poured wax, soap, or plaster to fully cool and set completely before attempting to remove it from the mold. Gently peel the flexible silicone walls back away from the cast rather than pulling the finished piece out forcefully. Never use sharp metal tools like knives or needles to assist in demolding, as they can easily puncture or slice the inner silicone matrix.
Wash away any leftover wax residue or casting dust using mild liquid soap, warm water, and a non-abrasive soft sponge before letting the mold dry completely in a well-ventilated area. Once clean, store your molds flat in their natural, undistorted shape inside a dust-free box or drawer. Keep them away from direct sunlight, heating radiators, and extreme heat sources to preserve their elasticity and surface smoothness over time.
No, this collection includes a wide variety of distinct shapes, ranging from detailed figurative sculptures and whimsical animals to large geometric statement pieces like the Huge egg or Full Moon forms. Mold proportions, surface contour details, and overall finished casting types vary across the range. Reviewing the individual product specifications for your selected design will help you confirm its exact style and dimensions.
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