Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
To protect intricate details, gently peel back the silicone edges of the mold rather than forcefully pulling or tugging on the casting. Avoid using knives, pins, or any sharp metal tools that could scratch the interior surface or puncture the mold. Always ensure your casting material has fully set before beginning the demolding process.
After crafting, wash the molds with warm water and mild soap using a soft sponge or cloth, avoiding abrasive pads and harsh chemical solvents. Once they are completely dry, store your molds flat in their natural shape to prevent deformation. Keep them in a cool place away from direct sunlight, open flames, and heat sources.
While our silicone molds are highly flexible and work well with various media like soy wax, soap bases, epoxy resin, and plaster, compatibility can vary depending on the specific design's shape and level of detail. We recommend checking the individual product specifications for your selected mold to ensure it matches your intended casting material. This helps ensure you achieve the best possible surface detail and a smooth release.













