How To Make Silicone Molds For Resin Casting

[@koretechx1]

Have you discovered mold release spray yet? Spraying your pieces before inserting into the silicone will make demolding super easy.

[@SarahTypes]

I've definitely heard about it but haven't tried it yet! I should get some haha

[@Cruz0604]

Sarah Types use dish soap for release agent for silicone!

[@darciefromnv2md]

Vaseline also works... but very moderately. Some have use cooking oil, coconut oil, cooking spray. Just have to watch quantity. Can use these on resin too. Sanding and buffing may be needed for streaks but I haven’t had issues on most releases... as long as the mix is well done and cure time is long enough.

[@butterflyforeve]

You can also dust the outside of the mould with some corn starch to make them a little less grabby or tacking

[@darciefromnv2md]

Desire Love that’s a great idea ... never thought of that. Does the starch embed into the mold? I guess it doesn’t matter for this purpose.

[@serenhuggins2653]

I was told and From my experience for smaller molds, using laundry detergent helps get the mold out easier, It kinda helps it just slip out. Hope this helps anyone.

[@venomburn3707]

I would recommend Black Diamond for all your resin Dye needs, they have some amazing colors and it keeps your resin smooth and liquidy. If you pour very slow, it will reach the bottom, be sure to squeeze down on the tube mold, like getting the rest of the tooth paste out, to work it into those small tight spots. Best of luck and have fun casting.

[@ShannieHan]

Hi Sarah! I know Im late to the party but I really appreciate you putting yourself out there and experimenting for all the world to watch! You have given me the courage to try this for myself... Thank you!!

[@NFOsec]

One thing you always want to do is cut a zig-zag line for your mold releases so it seals it up well, doesn't leave an undesired edge. Release spray is great.

[@stuffedmango4744]

Wait…zigzag line? Would that mean on the silicone mold? I’m a newbie.

[@Bodragon]

(10:35) - No, just make a small hole at bottom, so when you fill up mold, no bubble of air gets trapped at bottom. When you see resin coming out of bottom, rest mold on a flat surface which will effectively plug the hole. Must be many different ways of doing this bit. When you turn out your finished piece, it's really easy just to cut off and/or file excess. >

[@KJensenStudio]

Well done, Sarah. I recently had a disappointing experience with the Smooth-On 25 though, and I feel it needs mentioning so that others can be aware of it. Smooth-On says on the jar that it has a limited shelf life, but I'd bought it less than a year before I used it, and had never had resin expire before, so I didn't investigate further. Then when I went to cast something, Part A had gone solid like old chedder cheese! Green cheese. So I went on their website and found that the Lot # on the bottom left of the label showed this had expired three years before I bought it! The first two numbers are the expiration year, the second two the month, and who knows the last three. So while it looks like a decent product, just check those lot numbers first!

[@SarahTypes]

ooh that's a great tip!! sucks though!

[@NanaVonn3]

I love the Alumilite Amazing Clear Cast resin. I've never had any resin sit that long, but I've had excellent results with it! The only time I had a casting go wrong it's because I was just starting out and didn't mix it properly.

[@morganjbearden1427]

Thanks for the lesson. I hope to cast some iron hooks based on a hook that I found in a deteriorating 19th century Sea Island barn. I will first have to make numerous copies from the original and then use the copies to make the mold in resin casting sand. I think I will have to make a two-part silicone mold because what I am making is a hook and will be very difficult to pull out of a one-piece mold! Thanks for your help!

[@shauncusack2632]

Well done. It's a family tradition I saw grandma and grandpa do this kind of craft work and I am gonna do it again soon. Cool molds love what you are doing keep it up good video too.

[@ganapathysubramaniam]

That was so clear and to the point. I am getting started in silicone molding and this was terrific. Thank you!

[@giahillenbrand2884]

What I need to make is a long thin object with a hard to remove end. This video was very helpful!

[@cynthiafraschetti4182]

awesome stuff! mold release works great. also make sure that when youre making molds to avoid undercuts- with the stamp handle if the wider part was at the top It would have come out much easier

[@RitchiePaulDalto]

Wow, like great job! I've seen so many people mess up and get bad bubbles and stuff, you were like a semi-pro first time out. I can't wait to try this!

[@SarahTypes]

haha thanks! maybe it's because I had experience with resin for a while? I was pretty impressed with myself though too haha

[@blackbanshee05]

this helpsme alot learning, cuz i got resin, the small containers and i got molds and colors too and i can learn how to make your own resin mold, so thank u

[@davidrpayton]

Also pour at an angle.. will help keep bubbles from getting trapped.. which is what causes the cavitation. Lastly, the whole end product can be sanded and polished.. start at 1500 grit and go all the way up to 12000 grit then use plastx headlight polish

[@JuleeChristensen]

Cool experiment. I've seen the mold making kits but haven't tried them yet. Me, being the mad scientist type, have been making molds out of silicone caulking and corn starch. Kneading the two together and then shaping it around your shape. Thank you... 🤔 Might have to try a kit.

[@nosto1118]

Hi - what is the ratio of silicone caulking to corn starch? I assume you let it dry then fill with resin? Thx!

[@JuleeChristensen]

@@nosto1118 I've been using a 1:1 ratio in small batches. You have about 15 min or less work time until it's too set to work with and 24 hrs to fully cure to use.

[@nosto1118]

Thanks, Julee!

[@ShannieHan]

I will have to try this! Thanks for that!

[@LarryMoore]

It was very inspiring to watch how a newbie could accomplish molding process. Brilliant job, nothing but practical workflow.

[@SarahTypes]

Thanks! I was a total newb and it wasn't that hard (thank god because the silicon isn't cheap)

[@markwyn2040]

I was very impressed with your explanation and it took your video to help me realize my project; it all came together once I saw your application. 🙏

[@SarahTypes]

that's awesome! I'm glad it was useful :)

[@gracefire7]

You are one of the few people I've found in all these videos I've watched, doing a silicone mold in a tube. All the other "tube" videos seemed to be about candles. What I want to make is round, not square, I don't own a lathe, and no, I'm not trying to make a pen. I just want to make a pretty acrylic handle, like you did. I like how you used the gold leaf, and I think that looks really pretty. Thank you so much for this. It was very clear, and fun watching your process. So far I've watched it twice!

[@miarand57]

Hi Sarah, I just watched your very first silicone mold making and using those molds to make a stamp handle and pen body. It was fun to watch you discover how to do these and you were commenting on how the silicone picks up hairs and dirt. I had one of the silicone rollers that picks up hair from fabric and you cleaned them by putting dish soap on and running water over them as you rubbed the dish soap, and the hairs slid right off leaving a clean roller all ready to use again, so I’m sure you can clean New outsides of your molds the same way! I just subscribed as I’m interested to see what you’re doing now, three years after you started this channel! Thanks for sharing! I’m just getting started on making resin and silicone items myself! Happy New Year, in case you see this anytime soon!😊🙏🏼💕

[@SarahTypes]

Thank you! Happy New Year to you too! I am hoping to do more resin and molds this year :) I'm a house now where I can ventilate much better so I'm excited!

[@AlistreWinters]

Thank you for this video, it was incredibly informative and easy to understand. Really appreciate the time you took to do this.

[@KatieGutz]

Great job sis! I still haven't tried resin yet....even though I've had supplies for years. Just ordered a really nice cotton candy mold that inspired me...and you just did too. Thanks 😊

[@essennagerry]

I really like your profile picture drawing!

[@abrahamsantana-torres1302]

That handle, trimmed down and multiplied, would make awesome knobs. For french doors or cupboards and drawers. Nice! 👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@SarahTypes]

Great idea!

[@farrenrohana]

You should be able to run them under water to clean them. They attract everything! They actually make lint rollers out of that stuff and that's how you clean them. A lot easier than packing tape. Thanks for the video!😉✌

[@dadyarmo7861]

in order to fill the mould flawless you need to make another hole to let air out when pouring the resin and a vibrator can allow resin to sit and push any bubble out at the time of pouring

[@shunpogoddess6319]

dady Armo how big should the hole be?

[@butterflyforeve]

No she can just use a long skew stick to make sure that the air bubble releases. You could vibrate the mould but she only had 1 bubble at the very tip of the pen and I think her idea would fix that

[@iCantw84it]

Cute. I like the tutorial too. Thanks. I’m looking to make a silicon mold of an object to cut the amount of cutting down Thanks again

[@CulbableJimmy]

A tip for mixing the liquids is to pour equal amounts into the same container, like if you wanted to make a mold that would use 1L of liquid you could add 500ml into the container and then add the other liquid until the container filled up to 1l

[@dariandodson161]

A kabob stick is super long and pointy! I definitely recommend it for the pen mold 🖤

[@sofiakhrystynewhitney2188]

Hello enjoyed watching your video on making silicone mold casting, as far as dust and particles getting on the silicone, mabey you can wrap it in sarand wrap when not in use. Hope this works! Please let me know if it does work! Thank You! 😊

[@themoodyonejb]

Great tutorial. I don't know why anyone would give thumb down.

[@heyitsthatoneguy91]

I actually like the how the flakes in the handle are thinner up top. kind of gives the impression its underwater and they're sinkng

[@djgreen6021]

Great job explaining it. Thank you! 12:15 had me cracking up. 🤣

[@katherinenightingale1816]

Just ordered!! Hopefully, this works well! Thanks for the video!

[@samlarkin48]

I love your video. You’re a pro! Very informative...I want to try this to make candle moulds. Thanks for a great video.

[@sherryroberts7716]

really loved that idea for your stamp! Looks fun and fantastic!

[@Barzins1]

If you put a hole at the bottom of the mold, you won’t have the problem of it being stick in there. You can tape or glue it before the pour and when you’re demolding, you can remove the tape or glue and it’ll have a place to suck air in as you remove your casting.

[@nickfatsis9607]

That stamp handle looks great!!

[@sherrxoxoz]

Thank you for sharing 💛 I’ve purchased some molds & now I’m trying to figure out what kind of resin to get LoL You’re great with teaching this, I just found ya but I’m about to look through your videos 😊 Thanks again 🌻

[@SarahTypes]

thank you :) hopefully I can do more resin/mold videos soon!

[@PiNkThRoNe302]

Art resin, ice resin, or amazon has good 1:1 ration resin for under 20$

[@dorothyrodriguez7116]

Thanks for this video made an mold out of an hello kitty pen and it came out great

[@lucasmiller7960]

Measuring both parts into the same cup (one you mix in) will save on the use of a second cup and prevent the loss of what sticks to the cup when combining. Otherwise GREAT JOB! The video was informative and to the point. I thoroughly enjoyed watching!

[@lazyresinartist3907]

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[@rebekahguzzetta3545]

For the gold idea you wanted to make it gold, mica powder works great! Mixes well too.

[@yaassswitches4504]

Mineral oil helps really well to get things out of the mold. And of course mold release

[@SarahTypes]

Didn't think of mineral oil, thanks!

[@yaassswitches4504]

No problem. you're welcome. I hope it help's. 🥰

[@mercedesprice6595]

I watched a video where the guy used a zig zag cut to release his silicone molds. It creates a zipper effect, giving your mold a seamless closure- as opposed to a straight cut. No wiggling or prying required to get your piece out. Great video!

[@SarahTypes]

Thanks! Yes I've done that since then.. I think I was just set on not cutting it when I made these 😂

[@patty-ow9ul]

Spot on job, turned out pretty well, thanks for your help

[@GRIDSH0T]

My mind is blown. I searched how to make silicone molds because I wanted to make a mold for a stamp lol 😂 thank you!! Very helpful

[@mikehiggins9727]

Super useful to watch, gave me some great tips. Thanks for posting.

[@SarahTypes]

glad it helped! :)

[@catcon3997]

A note, since you were cutting the silicone mold for the handle anyway, you could have taken a knife and sliced into it thru the plastic to get it started and then finished slicing the silicone once it was off. :) Also a note on the pen, if you use a skewer to poke in the mold, only fill it a little ways and poke, then maybe fill a little more and poke again so you don't have to poke all the way down thru a full mold. Also, yes, there is mold release spray as mentioned already. :)

[@heavymetal11]

Lol, you are hilarious doing these things, but i gotta says it's pretty enjoyable watching your video, keep it up!

[@tyger1st]

I'm a Vietnam Combat Marine and I purchased 4 EGA to mount on my 2001 Dodge Ram 1500 pickup. They are all rigid and I need to make a mold of them that I can put against the side of the truck to cast them with the proper curves to paste to the truck. I plan to paint the truck a gloss black including the EGA. I would welcome any suggestions you might have to help me. Thanks.

[@jeeprubicon6650]

For it being your first time you did very well. I’m trying to make a mold of a small skull for paracord bracelets...wish me luck!!

[@SarahTypes]

thanks! And good luck! :)

[@magicalcuriosities7062]

I just made a mold (my first) for a wand in a similar way to your pen. (I used a paper towel roll). Problem was it has protrusions. Small little mushrooms. I had to cut the mold in half. Then when I did the resin it had a seam. 😢 and the mushrooms each got bubbles. I’m so bummed but learned what not to do. I will attempt again… but Just don’t know how to actually go about a successful wand mold. Any suggestions?

[@BlessedMamaJacklynn]

Thank you for sharing I have so many things I want to mold but my molds never turn out but all I’ve used is mold putty but I’m struggling with 3D molds

[@coolcalmandcollected7907]

You did a great job! The outcome was beautiful 👍

[@terrisidell7041]

Enjoyed your video!! I am wondering what would silicone stick to, to avoid making a mold that it won't release from?? People are suggesting a mold release spray to make demolding of the resin easy, but I thought silicone was used to chalk & waterproof counter tops.

[@SarahTypes]

I think caulking is silicone.. yes I have read that release spray is beneficial and I might try that in the future!

[@PiNkThRoNe302]

You can use petroleum jelly and put on the item before demolding so doesnt stick to mold...and Silicone &caulk gun you can make molds and also using a Hot glue gun too * NOT SURE HOW MANY TIMES U CAN USE THE SAME MOLDS AS IM NEW TO THIS ALSO* BUT IN A PINCH YOU CAN USE SILICONE "FOR TUBS, WINDOWS ETC KIND" AND HOT GLUE FOR CRAFTS*( if get any holes have to make another but get a rubber/silicone "baking Mat" and use the shiny side and wait for it to dry (both will be a little mushy though, then do a water test with food color to make sure no leaks for when u actually pour the resin into the mold.

[@PiNkThRoNe302]

@@SarahTypes yes has to be silicone clear kind ( not white caulk) if had to use it to make a mold

[@blackpanda7298]

oh truuu, I was just there last month. I bought some epoxy clay.. it's like rght outside of kipling station ish.. i walked through a snow storm to get there. lol

[@SarahTypes]

hahahaha i'm sure it was wroth it though

[@rowenasanders1455]

Great job!!! Thank you for sharing your experience!!

[@leapingkitties]

Thanks for this, it's solved some questions I had about this product.

[@Whitecandy100]

Thanks for this video I appreciate all the details !!!

[@nanciwesling1924]

If you remove the handle from the stamp and create the mold with the big end up (at the opening of the mold) rather than the small end, that might make it easier to get out for both the original silicone mold and when you create the resin piece. Hope that makes sense.

[@christineloader1835]

i wanna i make a mold of my big toe for some earrings

[@Sunshine-jd2ss]

Make a whole bunch with different painted toenails im sure theres a big market for it c:

[@0sophloaf0]

@@Sunshine-jd2ss That's a really good idea..

[@Deenique16]

@@Sunshine-jd2ss yeah theres lots of quirky jewel lines out there

[@GoofyG00BER165]

The Walking Dead.

[@christineloader1835]

@@GoofyG00BER165 i love it

[@snydersflowers]

Great video super informative, a little blurry at times but totally worth the watch! Thanks for making!

[@kimberlycordle4434]

Great video and explanation step by step!

[@VentureWithBelaMysticCrafts]

thank you for sharing! Now i can my my own molds so excited!

[@lindatrinh1771]

Hello. I live in Toronto also! Could you tell me what store you bought the mold kit from and also the price of it?

[@arkaovos7177]

How durable is resin? I've been wanting to get into it for a while, but there aren't any strength tests...

[@SarahTypes]

I think it depends on the resin. The resin I use is best for art so it is somewhat durable (meaning if I drop it - it won't smash or crack). But you wouldn't use that specific resin for a floor or table.. you'd want something that cures rock hard. I know there is resin for boats so I imagine that's very durable.

[@ashleyfwalter]

This was super helpful! Do you know if this works for concrete casting?

[@SarahTypes]

not sure, i would think so but I've never done it so I wouldn't listen to me haha

[@elicastelli9728]

Amazing video Sarah - that's a major result for a first effort. Congratulations. I'm hoping to make half a dozen copies of a toy that has a lot of detail & 3 colours Can the resin be easily painted please? Are those silicon moulds you created re-usable? Many thanks from London, UK

[@SarahTypes]

Thanks! the moulds are definitely reusable. I've painted resin when making dice before for the numbers so it can be done. With the dice it's recessed so it's not as easy to scratch. I would suggest putting maybe another coat of resin over the paint to really seal it in if it's a flat surface and makes sense for your project.

[@elicastelli9728]

@@SarahTypes Thanks Sarah. I have two separate items which overlap to create a new design. The top section I'm hoping to have as a shiny metallic finish - the bottom section in a contrasting dull, matt black. You think it's wiser to make the whole thing in a neutral white & then paint both separately please. Does resin require special paints or would AirFix paint suffice! Much appreciated. Cheers. Eli

[@anfessasamoilov1733]

Please Please it WILL extremely extremely make my DAYYYY!!!!!!!!

[@corytennyson9363]

Extremely helpful, thank-you!

[@corytennyson9363]

also, with the stamp handle, since you are cutting a seam with the Xacto knife anyway, I would've done that with the plastic on, making it easier to take apart initially. :)

[@moonman805]

If you tap the filled mold on the table , that will get rid of most of the air bubbles . Turned out nice though.

[@denisemartel3352]

moon man , from a sculptor, cooking heat gun also work .

[@candymatek3]

You can also pinch the end of the pen to get the air out of the tip.

[@MrTabs64]

Hello Sarah Are the actual silicone moulds reusable ? i.e. Can it be 'melted' down to make a new mould ? Thanks

[@SarahTypes]

no, but you can chop up silicone to use as filler for future molds

[@pdempsey7593]

Hi Sarah, Clever container ideas for the silicone mold process. Where did you have your acrylic stamp made? Were you happy with it once the handle was secured? Was the pen for ink use? Thank you for sharing, Pamela

[@SarahTypes]

Hello! I actually sell stamps in one of my etsy stores (returntosenderco.etsy.com).. so that's where I got the acrylic stamp :). I made a hole on the top of the stamp and glued the handle in and it looked amazing! I posted a pic here: instagram.com/p/B4XyB1ABy-K/? The pen was for ink use, it's a folded calligraphy pen :)

[@CreatewithSqudgeCraft]

Sarah, do you ship your stamps to the UK? Your etsy says you are closed?

[@Declan-pg8cg]

Great first try. If you ever get the urge to go bigger, consider using glove molds for relatively simple objects. It's far cheaper on silicone use.

[@SarahTypes]

what are glove molds? I googled it but I don't think that's what you are talking about..

[@Declan-pg8cg]

@@SarahTypes Have a look at Smooth-on or Brick in the yard videos on glove molds and others. Just Google "making silicone glove molds", and you'll get plenty of video results.

[@wirewrappedforsale]

Very nice for your first try. aside from the obvious that everyone else has suggested. you can use water to release molds. just spread apart to get some air in there and then add water and wiggle the mold around with both hands and then it will release easy. Never use alcohol to clean molds or as a release it will eat away at the molds. Go to the smooth-on you tube channel they have many professional videos on how to cast mold correctly. Rock On!

[@SarahTypes]

Thanks! I will have to try the water trick!

[@Laila_Latif]

Thank you help me alot Can you make like a jar and lit mold and how did you make your acrylic stamp... ?

[@hectorldr9229]

Hello Sarah nice video I have different ideas about mold casting and searching I came up to your video (I was looking for the name of the silicone thanks btw), and I just want to make a positive critique if you don't mind. You putted your pieces the wrong way, the shorter its a clearer example, the thickest part goes in the top because when you try to unmold you have to pass the thickest part through the thinnest making it hard. Try a new mold but this time preparing the pieces upside down

[@hectorldr9229]

And more thing, if you can find the same recipients that you cut then you can cut the mold through the middle and instead of using tape to keep the mold use the recipient.

[@SarahTypes]

Hello! Thanks or your response :) I did talk a bit about this at the end. I realized it would have been easier to de mold and make more sense if I had the larger part open. However im glad I did it this way because it would have be more difficult to make the larger end look nice with sanding. The smaller end will be attached to wood so it will be easier for me to sand and you won’t see it. But for other things I’ll definitely be doing it with the large side open :)

[@Kathy-Carr]

Great tutorial! This is somewhat old, and I don’t think anything has changed? Thanks! ❣️

[@LisaMaryification]

That's a great idea with the little cup. But what if you don't have an already existing object to use? How do you start from scratch?

[@SarahTypes]

just find something.. old plastic containers in the garbage!

[@jefferymartin5965]

What do you use to clean your mixing containers and what to use to clean the molds? No videos ever get that far.

[@SarahTypes]

mixing containers are tough.. i usually try to just peel everything out, it's important you fully mix so that all of it can cure and is easy to pull out. Sometimes that didn't work and I couldn't get them cleaned properly. For molds I just use dishsoap and water.

[@cliffgrando859]

Hey Sarah, can you show me/us the public to make a coffee table mold out of silicone?

[@kathyhathaway8823]

I have been looking at these kits . I have saw where they are different numbers on the kits . How do you know or find out the correct one to purchase. ?? Thanks for your video’s

[@butterflyforeve]

If you cut the handle mould down the side a little more it will be ok it should seal pretty easy with tape and rubber bands. Making it a little easier to remove. I loved the end result though they were quite pretty.

[@SarahTypes]

Thank you! Yes I did end up making that seam a little longer once I realized it seals up pretty good with some rubber bands :) I was a little nervous at first haha

[@jackgraham7042]

11:32 that sound is so satisfying

[@sherrismith2764]

Vaseline can be used on the object to help with the release process

[@keithproctor6380]

Thank you...you just answered a question that needed answering. I need to know which silicon would be best for my application...you answered that when I saw how strong the mold material is. Oh...by the way...your a great looking Woman.

[@kathyoneill3812]

I used to make clay sculptures. I want to make them out of resin now. Do I make the figure from clay? Then make the silicone mould to in the end cast is resin??

[@heyitsthatoneguy91]

I saw on another video pros/manifacturers will use pressure chambers and that forces air out. idk how much that runs although honestly theres a lot of good science channels on YT and you could prob make one.

[@SarahTypes]

yes I've thought about doing that for a long time but honestly I don't use resin a whole lot and I don't mind the few bubbles I get so for now I think it's an extra toy I prob don't need haha.. space is limited!

[@dlf1976]

I'm wondering, what if u use glass jars and break them? . . .

[@ItsMeTrish]

Soapy water can also help if you don’t have any mold release

[@Laila_Latif]

Do you know if you can get silicone bio based or eco ?

[@marcosruiz6573]

Thank you Sarah

[@hansdegroot8549]

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@melindagillies4870]

Hi Sarah, thanks so much for this tutorial! It was great! I was just thinking maybe about getting the end of the hand stamp out. 1) could you purchase a cheap hand stamp or find an old one at a thrift store and saw off the end. Then make a silicone mold of the handle but make it with the wide end of the handle at the opening of the mold instead of at the bottom...lol...am I making any sense?

[@SarahTypes]

Yes! I wanted to use these handles because these are the ones I use for my stamps and just didn't have an extra one lying around at the time (that wasn't glued into a wood stamp). Also, yes I could do it bottoms up but I still would prefer it the other way because I'd rather clean up the smaller end.. know what I mean? I think it would be harder to make the larger handle part look nice with that being the open part of the mold. (A lot more sanding)

[@melindagillies4870]

Oh yes I see!!! That makes sense!!! Great job!

[@butterflyforeve]

@@SarahTypes I agree I think it turned out great and love that it has a wood grain as well

[@midnightgalaxy517]

The SPRINKLE SONG! (From moriah Elizabeth lol)

[@gremics-gallery]

Hi Sarah, Thanks for your video. I have a little figure i have made out of polymer clay. It has some fine details on it. If i use the silicon do you think it may actually break off the finer details if removing the silicon. I think you can get mould release sprays as well. So i would apply that as well. Your thoughts?

[@SarahTypes]

I would apply the release spray because sometimes it can take a little elbow grease to get things out. I've done this with a clay piece and actually coated it in glossy modge podge.. if it's coated in a gloss finish the mould will also have this finish.

[@gremics-gallery]

@@SarahTypes Interesting thanks for your reply. The piece i have is made out of SCULPEY brand polymer clay and i haven't actually painted the item yet. I thought it may affect the silicon. But your suggestion is possibly paint the piece in a gloss finish? Does this also assist in removing the sculpture from the silicon? Thanks

[@judyortmeier4479]

Want to try this out! Thank you!

[@alijnaidi58]

THANKS DEAR...IT'S NICE WORK.

[@lynetteloreno7273]

Do you buy it that color??? I been trying to find colored stuff but having a little trouble

[@shaundrekawalker3263]

what did you wrap around it, the clear thing then you put a rubber band