Always demold your finished piece gently by easing the flexible silicone away without sudden pulling or excessive stretching. Pay extra attention to detailed sections such as necklines or textured accents, and take a slow, methodical approach if working with a complex shape or cut mold.
Yes, molds in this collection are versatile and can be used with soy wax, beeswax, soap base, plaster, concrete, and epoxy resin. Depending on the specific design and your project goals, selected flexible forms may also work with air-dry clay or casting plaster, so be sure to check the individual model specifications.
Wash the mold carefully using lukewarm water and mild liquid soap, making sure to avoid abrasive sponges, harsh chemicals, or metal tools that could scratch the interior surfaces. Once completely dry, store the mold flat in its natural shape away from direct sunlight, UV rays, open flames, and high heat sources.
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