Yes, many designs in this collection are highly adaptable and can be used with soap bases, plaster, lightweight concrete, or resin. However, compatibility depends on the specific model and your project goals, so we recommend checking the individual product specifications before pouring. Natural waxes like soy, beeswax, and paraffin are particularly excellent for capturing the intricate surface patterns of these designs.
Always allow your wax or casting material to cool or set completely before attempting to extract it from the mold. When you are ready, demold the finished object gradually by gently peeling the flexible silicone edges back rather than pulling with sudden force. For designs with complex details or deep cuts, this slow and steady handling is essential to preserve the delicate edges of your creation.
After each casting session, clean your molds using warm water and mild soap to wash away any residual wax, soap, or dust, avoiding abrasive pads or sharp tools. Once they have air dried completely, store the molds flat in their natural shape to prevent distortion. Keep them in a safe place away from direct sunlight, open flames, heat sources, and heavy objects.
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