Column Candle Mold Collection for Decorative Pillar Designs

Column Candle Mold Collection for Decorative Pillar Designs


Geode cylinder  - Column Candle Mold Collection for Decorative Pillar Designs

Geode cylinder

Geode cylinder mold for candles has finished product size: • Weight: depends on the casting materia..

20.00 €

Carved cylinder - Column Candle Mold Collection for Decorative Pillar Designs

Carved cylinder

Carved Pillar Mold for Candles has the following finished product size: • Weight: 120 g (4.2 oz) •..

18.00 €

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes, while primarily designed for candle pouring, these flexible silicone forms easily accommodate various casting mediums such as epoxy resin, plaster, concrete, soap, and clay. However, because demolding techniques and care requirements can vary depending on the chosen material, be sure to check the specific recommendations on individual product pages.
When removing your finished casting, peel the flexible silicone away gradually from the piece rather than tugging sharply at delicate detailed sections. You should also avoid using sharp metal picks or knives to assist with demolding, as scratching the mold surface can permanently impair future casts.
Clean away remaining wax, soap residue, or plaster dust gently using warm water and mild soap. Avoid using abrasive pads that can scratch the detailed relief surfaces, and allow the mold to air dry completely before putting it away.
Store your silicone molds upright or lying flat in their natural, unstretched shape to prevent unwanted deformation. Keep them in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight, open flames, and direct heat sources to preserve their elasticity over many casting cycles.