Can I make a reverse mold from this product once it has cured? In other words, can I make a mold, let it cure and then use the putty on my new mold?
174330
Not sure what you are asking. Whatever you used to make the mold in the first place IS the reverse mold. This product is designed pour resin into the mold to reproduce items multiple times if necessary.
1283112
I don't have much experience with this product. I've only tried it once with poly clay pushed in the mold. It reproduces well, but isn't very strong and will tear if you're aggressive with it.
1643297
The resin has never stuck to any of my molds, I use silicone molds. It will stick to the measuring cups, if u want to reuse them u would have to wipe hem down immediately after you finish pouring, using de molding spray girl easy release depends on your mold not the resin...hopefully I was able to help you!
1431159
It's easy. Mix the two putties together as per the instructions. press the mold onto your teeth and hold it there with as little movement as possible for the time described in the instructions. Mine came out perfect. Better than ones I paid a dentist $450 to make. My dog ate the ones the dentist made.
1137439
I highly doubt it. I have about a foot of the molding leftover and will try it out when I get home from work.
777969
I wouldn't do that. I would take a moment to dry it first. I think it would take a very long time for it to dry with all the plastic "fingers" surrounding it. It would encourage mold and bacteria to grow.
312546
The product will hold the shape of whatever it is pressed into it. If you mold it around the shape you want and leave it sit the putty will definitely be useable for plaster casting. Though I am not sure how it will come out of said mold because I've never used it for the purpose. I hope this helps. This is the best mold putty I have found.
36235
I don't think there would be a problem. If you have a master fondant figure head, you should have no problem making a mold with this putty if you're using casting resin or epoxy putty or anything that cures chemically.
2229996
Agreed, mold can develop if you let it wet for too long. However, I do recommend this product. Have been using it for some months now and no complains.
1328907
Yes, that's what I used. I added food coloring also. I had the best luck using a double boiler with the candy melts. The texture was more consistent & flowed into the molds. Make sure the molds are thoroughly cooled before trying to remove candy from molds. Have fun!!
2109316
I am sure you can. I made Halloween "eyeballs" using gelatin/ chocolate etc. and the mold worked great.
1711154
I don't think so. This product is a do it yourself mold kit. After you make your own mold (they have step by step instructions) you send it back in to them and they make a new retainer from your mold and send that back to you. It is pretty easy. I was very happy with this product. It is a much less expensive way to get a new retainer. Please note that this is only to make 1 mold, either upper or lower, not both. If you want both, that kit is around $60.
815118
Lots of trial and error for this stuff.... I found that the mold cannot be very intricate if it is use as THIN a coat as possible. I tried 2 molds I had to leave them out on the counter for over a day til they dried. One was shallow and dried quickly. The other deeper and took longer than a day and 1/2. Certainly didn't work like the video!! I was able to cover the mix with Saran Wrap and continue to work with the stuff over a week and it didn't dry out. I hope this helps
1194029
Yes you can I have used this mold with chocolate, gumpaste,wax,clay,and fondant works well with all I have made a total of over 400 of these babies and never had a problem with this mold
276125
Add it to one part of the mix, get it thoroughly incorporated, and then add your second mix part. If you added it after you mixed both parts you wouldn't have enough time to get it all mixed with some resins. Hope that helps!
1252016
I have not done a jello mold yet.. How fun!! I am going to try it:) it hasn't failed me yet. Can't wait; thanks for the idea!
696456
Yes indeed you can. Actually that is its most common use. I would recommend using a little bit of mold releasing compound if you are going to be casting detailed pieces. I average about 15 really good resin pieces from my molds when using this product.