When demolding detailed statues, work patiently by gently peeling the silicone mold back from the casting rather than pulling forcefully. Never use sharp tools or metal needles to pry out the piece, as these will permanently scratch the smooth silicone surface. We also recommend checking the individual product page for any model-specific demolding guidance before starting.
Yes, these silicone molds are crafted to support a wide range of casting mediums including soy wax, soap, plaster, concrete, and resin. For instance, resin crafting allows you to encapsulate pigments and dried botanicals, while concrete works exceptionally well for durable interior statues. Always review the selected product page to verify specific model recommendations for your chosen material.
Wash the mold after each casting session using warm water and mild soap to remove residual wax or casting material, avoiding abrasive pads that could scratch the surface. Allow it to dry thoroughly in a dust-free environment, and store it flat in its natural shape. Keep the stored mold away from direct sunlight, open flames, and extreme heat sources to prevent permanent deformation.
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