how do you mold the trays?
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They send you two sets of molding clay and you just put them on your teeth and ship them back. Very easy process.
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you put the clays together... they have a video on their website, just look up sportingsmiles.com
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It is so easy and you will receive the instructions in the package. It is like a play doh. It is an excelent product. I recommend it.
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They send everything you need to do it. Trays and a clay like substance that dries in 3 minutes. It's very easy.
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I use trays. I used to work for a dentist who would purchase these on amazon and turn around and sell them for 3xs. I just got smart and did some research. Great price and whitner.
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no trays this is not a kit just 2 10 ml tubes. Watts gel works just as well as the ones from dentist's office. I believe you can purchase self molding trays from them also or another vendor. I liked the fact that the Watt's gel is made in USA.
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Don't know off any premade ones. You may have to get crafty.. name them using paper mache or foam as a mold.. look online, tons of tutorials
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I have a molded tray from my dentist. A tray is needed. About 3 applications from each tube.
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I havent done it but there is a temperature setting for it. You just remove the trays from the unit and put in your container. I love my excaliber.
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The trays were already together but I had to put the tray holder together and it was simple.
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I found good instructions online.I don't remember the exact process but it was quite simple. Sorry I can't be more help.
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This is a somewhat clueless question, since I don't yet own this item (am buying today, though). Can you just line the peeled tray with something else, like a piece of silicone baking cup (cupcake size) or aluminum foil, cut down to size? Obviously, that's not the ideal option but maybe will serve as a last resort, if replacement trays are not available. I hope my tray will survive but I'll plan on getting the silicone washable cupcake cups as a back up.
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You just mix the two putties and then make impressions in the trays. Also, they send the case and whitening gel when they send you your custom trays.
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Twist off blunt tip, put on long tip, make sure cover is off tip. Squeeze very small amount into center of well of each "the tooth" of your tray. Good luck!
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When I did it I poured my chocolate into each of the molds and let it set. After it was firmly set, I popped them out of the mold. Then I warmed up a small skillet and carefully held the chocolate with the flat side out and touched it to the pan just long enough to get the chocolate melted enough I could then place another chocolate shell on it to make it fully 3D
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Give it just a minute or two (not too long or they will defrost obviously) and then I just hold a hand on each side and try to twist the trays a little. I know it feels like there is no give but they will pop out. I've also run the back under warm water just for a second and then flipped it onto the lid and they slide right out! Good luck!
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I have seen similar circular plastic trays in various sizes at Home Depot, or you could try calling the manufacturer if phone number is available. I
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This is a plastic tray form that I used to make white and milk chocolate shells for my wedding cake. I simply melted the chocolate and poured it into the form and then put the tray form in the refrigerator. When the chocolate had hardened, I popped out the chocolate shells! The shells will be formed on one side and flat on the other side.
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Hi MAK212, Thanks for contacting us about your question! It's pretty simple to make bullet ice cubes using KitchenWave bullet ice mold: 1. Place the bottom piece (without tiny hole on each bullet slot) of the ice cube tray on a table, fill it with water until full, slowly and gently put the top piece over it, then carefully lock all four latches; 2. Slowly move the locked ice cube tray into fridge, be sure to stay flat when doing this, don't get water leak from the upside tiny holes, keep it in fridge for couple hours; 3. Take out the tray from the fridge, put it under running water for couple seconds, this will make it easier to unlock the tray. If you still cannot unlock the tray because it's too tight, you can try to use a regular slot type screw driver to open the locks quickly; 4. Once you remove the top lid, slightly squeeze the tray, now you are be able to get the beautiful bullet shape ice cube out from the tray! Hope you are satisfied with our answer, please enjoy our products with your family and friends! Best regards,
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The book says, place molds on oven tray, pour batter into two molds and bake at 430 (220c) for 8-9 mins. Remove from oven and de-mold onto oven tray and cook, pattern side up, for a further 4-5 mins.