Marvelous Molds Silicone Mold Making Kit, 12 oz, 0.422 kg, BPA Free, 3x3x5 inches, White & Blue, Food Grade Silicone, for Chocolate, Candy, Fondant, Resin, Plaster, Soap

Product is as described!

Great product easy to use and sets up fast

It's best to use on a cold day if you don't know what you're doing. You get the max work time in cooler temps. Otherwise, if you know what you're doing, the 15-minute work time is plenty. I'm still a bit of a doofus with this product and just can't get the hang of three-dimensional objects, but that's definitely a "me" thing and I'm sure I'll figure it out. The mad scramble to get your object perfectly placed on time is a bit exciting so that adds to the fun factor of making your own molds.I'm using the molds for resin and epoxy clay and this stuff picks up details.Take care. It can also lift plating or treatments if you use it with metal. It stripped off the black ox off of some silver pieces I molded. Oops!

I've used this a few different ways now, molding mini-verse pieces for my sister, making texture stamps, custom handles on a couple of small things, and I was lucky to have had it when I suddenly lost my 17yo cat to make an impression of his paw before I buried him.I'm going to forever be grateful that I had that on hand and that it was so easy to mix and make the impression so I could keep a piece of him with me.

Saved an antique frame with this and wood filler.

used it for other projects, and it was easy to mix and mold, set quickly and thoroughly. However, I just made a baking mold for a novelty bread, let it cure for four days - firm, uniform color, the shape I wanted. But when I tested it in my oven at 380 F, it started emitting a vapor whose smell reminded me of paraffin. I repeated this several times for twenty minutes at a time [this is the baking time and temperature I was planning on using], cooling off in between, and the vapor emission [visible fumes and odor] continued. Now I am airing out my kitchen to get rid of the smell, and hoping it wasn't something toxic.So, in case anybody is interested in using this for baking mold in the 380 F range - don't.

So recently I had a dog pass away that was my whole world we had her cremated and they gave us a keepsake paw prints. I’m going through a process where me and my husband may separate and he gets to take the keepsake with him and he gave me the ashes. I was looking for something to mold the paw print without damaging it. I seen this product online and thought I’d give it a try I definitely was very nervous about breaking the paw print However I followed the instructions and it was super simple and it didn’t even take an hour to cure into the silicone mold it gave the mold imprints with a lots of detail. Definitely love this had great results was easy to use when doing some thing like this definitely worth the money

I found it easy to mix part A and part B and there was plenty of time to apply the mold to the object. I was only using the mold on small pieces (1-5inches.) I would not recommend this for large objects. I was able to have 6 molds by the time I used all the product so that’s about $4 a mold- which can be reused. That is a fair value to me.