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- #45 in Sculpture Molding & Casting Products
Product Description
Using this silicone putty you can clone any 3d object you want
The mixture is soft and elastic, like plasticine, perfect for a craft class
Kathryn A Carr
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 24, 2025
Just as described
BVP
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
Easy to mix and use. Perfect for keeping my children's foot and hand mold prints. The harder you press, the better result (blue hand and foot). Would definitely recommend.
Sandi
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
Super easy to use. If you follow instructions -this mold material is perfect.It does however, produce a very stiff mold. NOT good for say making larges molds but for molds of smaller items, it is perfect.
John C.Isik
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
It is bonded greatly and takes the shape of your desire design. Excellent for small jewelry design mold if you are casting wax but if you do not have heat machine for mold.
Jackson
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024
It cures very fast, but the doughy texture of it tends to create bubbles/imperfections in the mold. I may use this again if I just needed something quick and without much detail, but the imperfections the dough creates are a problem for me with the artwork I make. Because of that I DO NOT feel that it is a good value.It also cures very hard and NOT FLEXIBLE so it makes removing items very difficult! My resin pieces broke when trying to remove them.
Mary Ingold
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2024
It does cure fast, but so do a number of other putty silicones. I've seen only one brand that offers a slow set putty and I get tons of air bubbles. Make sure to mix both parts completely and as fast as possible. I use small double sided measuring scoops that measure 1/8th to 1/2 of a teaspoon at a time.I use putty silicones for fragile plant material or layering for stronger molds. This serves the purpose decently. It isn't as flexible as amazing mold putty, but it is sturdy enough to do the job.A bit of an observation when casting plants, it does come to trial and error. Some leaves have natural latex that may inhibit curing. Others may gas off as they dry, causing air bubbles or a foaming effect. This may or may not be avoidable. The trick is to keep trying until something works.I use polymer clay and haven't yet used the new molds I made with this product, but I expect good results. I dropped a star because of durability. This does show stress if you bend the mold too far. It is also because I am picky. It can also be fussy to get right.One advantage this product has is it does hold it's shape well if you try to sculpt the silicone to make custom texture stamps, where amazing mold putty would flatten out and lose detail.I also wish bulk quantities could be purchased of this stuff. This is one of the drawbacks I see is having to keep purchasing this at 1 lbs quantities when I desire 3lbs or more.
brianK
Reviewed in Canada on May 13, 2024
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Robert C.
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024
I was a little leery about this product based on some reviews but having experienced operator errors on a first hand basis I thought I'd try it. I couldn't be more pleased. I've made a lot of molds with home made silicone and this is WAY easier - not nearly as sticky. I like that it's firmer on cure but still flexible enough to pull the casting (I used a Sculpey 3 model); and it mixes very easily . Instructions refer to a 'by weight' measurement, but also a 1:1 ratio which is what I used since I don't have a scale. I'm planning on replacing a lot of my other molds with this product and look forward to new uses. The only thing I didn't like was the working time is a little quicker than I'd like; so prior planning is essential. Was very pleased with results I had.
Bridget Grams
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
I have used several putty mold makers. Like the others, the mix needs to be even and thoroughly mixed to be effective. You also need to roll the putty on the item to be molded to prevent air bubbles. I like this over Amazing mold putty from Alumilite because it gives better detail from casting when compared be the same resin used. It does take a little longer to harden after mixing then Amazing Mold maker putty, but that just gives you more time to ensure the putty is properly and evenly mixed.
Sally martin
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 8, 2024
This is so good and cures in no time
Lynette Shorten
Reviewed in Australia on September 12, 2023
Not enough in the containers. Ha
Luis Fernando
Reviewed in Mexico on March 15, 2023
A comparación de las otras masillas de silicón, creo que esta marca ofrece más producto por menos dinero,tarda un poquito más de tiempo en catalizar la mezcla lo que te da tiempo de lograr un molde que logre todos los detalles de la pieza, el único incoveniente es que, una vez curado el silicón es muy muy frágil, si le vas a sacar molde a figuras con detalles, extremidades etc lo más probable es que solo puedas usar el molde una vez, otra cosa, si por algún motivo dejaste algún espacio sin cubrir y quieres aplicar otra capa de silicon ya una vez curado, no va pegar, tienes que hacer el molde en un solo intento y de preferencia solo usando una misma bolita de Silicone putty, entonces hay que calcular bien el material, para que salga a la primera. Aún así considero que es un buen producto para hacer moldes que no serán de uso rudo y de preferencia figuras básicas, lo volvería a comprar sobre todo para lograr impresiones o sellos de texturas, usos de ese tipo, sobre todo de emergencia para no recurrir al silicón líquido.
J. Grisafi
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2023
My dog crossed the rainbow bridge little bit over a week ago. I got his ashes and pawprint back. His pawprint was made out of clay. I and my husband wanted to touch it all the time but we were worried we might break it. I wanted to make a duplicate. I didn't want to put another clay on the top of the clay... I tried to find a way to make a reverse pawprint and a duplicate. Silicone came out. I didn't want to submerge his pawprint clay in the Silicone liquid. This one was a great option. I just got it today. I followed the direction. I measured blue and white one using a scale. It cured quickly. The result was amazing. I could see his nail and pawprint textures so well.. Now I can use a mold and use clay or whatever to make more pawprint while I store an original pawprint in a safe place.
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