While these flexible silicone molds are highly popular for plaster and gypsum, material compatibility varies depending on the specific design you choose. Some models are excellent for soy wax, soap bases, or epoxy resin, while others can handle fine-grit concrete. We highly recommend checking the individual product page of your selected design to confirm which casting mediums it supports.
To protect intricate details, you should always remove your finished castings gradually to avoid tearing the flexible silicone. Make sure to avoid using sharp tools like knives or needles near the mold during this process. For the best results, always follow the specific curing and handling instructions provided on the individual product page.
After each use, gently wash the mold with warm water and mild soap, making sure to avoid abrasive sponges. Allow the silicone to dry completely before putting it away for storage. To prevent deformation, store your molds flat in their natural shape, away from direct sunlight, open flames, or direct heat sources.
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