Silicone Moulds Making Kit - 46oz / 1.2L Translucent Liquid Silicone Rubber for Mould Making - Elastic 1:1 Mixing Ratio Fast Curing Moulding Silicone for Casting, DIY Resin Mould, Candle Mould, Crafts

I like that the carboys have inner replaceable seals under the lids ;I hate that they are not easy to pour from.However, so long as the instructions are followed with care, the moulds come out perfectly. Be aware, cover the item to be cast well, it does sink down a little as it goes off, which is noticeable with tiny items. However, the casting is clear, perfect, and crisp. I did not find a problem with bubbles, and placed it in the cool, not having a large enough refrigerated space.Note; this does not like plasticine, and will not fully cure if in contact with it. Paint or varnish any plasticine used in making moulds before coming into contact with the silicon.I am definitely going to be using this over and over.

made a blank using wax, placed blank in a cardboard tube, taped up holes, filled with rubber, and yes it worked

Product packaging was ripped and damaged, measuring cups were all cracked and unusable for mixing, other than than contents were OK and still usable, as it was needed decided to keep the liquids and use alternative means of measuring. For the price would have expected better.

This silicone is perfect for creating molds.

Did not harden and was very sticky. Do not recommend

Easy to use

This kit has the basics needed to make Silicon Moulds.There are two bottles of liquid labelled A and B that must be mixed together in equal amounts to create silicone, making it great for beginners and quick projects.As part of this kit, I received two measuring cups, sticks for mixing, and disposable gloves.There were eight pairs of gloves and ten mixing sticks. However, you will need to provide some things.First is a vessel to mix the A+B liquids in.Then you'll need a container for the mould, although something like a small plastic food container or similar will suffice; you want enough to cover and surround the object you are moulding.Once the silicone has set, it's easy to free and can be peeled away from whatever mould you have used.After mixing the liquids together for 3-5 minutes, pour them into a container covering the item you're making a mould of. Refrigerate for two hours to eliminate air bubbles, then take it out and let it cure for 6-12 hours. The finished it's easy to remove from the mould once it's cured.The mould can be reused with care, but the more intricate the item cast, the less likely you will get many or any reuses from the mould.I think the price for what is a relatively specialised product delivered to your door via Prime is reasonable.

I am always looking for good products for my business . A few things it says bubbles will disappear with in two hours it had more bubbles the aero chocolate. The texture doesn't feel right kind of sticky to touch even after 12 hrs drying and it feel rough not a smooth.