Demold your finished creations gently by slowly easing intricate sections, like veil folds or small teeth, out of the cavity without aggressive pulling or stretching. Avoid using sharp metal picks or knives inside the mold, as tools can permanently scratch the interior surface. Following the proper demolding technique for your specific wax, resin, or plaster blend will help protect both the casting and the silicone.
While flexible silicone generally supports various media such as wax, plaster, soap, and clay, materials like epoxy resin are intended for use with selected forms in this collection. Material suitability and casting results vary depending on the specific model's shape and design. We recommend checking the individual product specifications to verify whether your chosen mold is compatible with resin or concrete.
After casting, clean away any residual wax, plaster, or soap using mild soap and warm water. Make sure the mold is completely dry, then store it in its natural shape on a flat, clean surface away from direct sunlight and high heat sources. Storing the silicone flat without pressure helps preserve its original shape and flexibility for repeated use.
