Silicone Mold Making Kit, 38.8oz 15A Elastic Liquid Silica Gel for Casting Resin molds and Candle & Soap Mold,Fast Cure Translucent Platinum Silicone Rubber

I used the Silicone Mold Making Kit to create molds for garden figures, and it worked beautifully! The silicone is easy to mix and pour, with clear instructions that even beginners can follow. It cures quickly and captures fine details perfectly, so every figure comes out looking professional. The flexibility and durability of the molds are excellent, allowing me to reuse them multiple times without any issues. This kit has been a game-changer for my DIY garden projects, and I’m thrilled with the results. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to make custom molds!. Just used the scale to measure and a good container to set the figure that you want to take the mold

Great product. Easy to use. Simple 1:1 ratio. You can eyeball the measurements and the item still cures. Buying again!!

Works just fine , have been able to get multiple uses out of the molds I have made with it , easy to mix and once it's set it's not sticky

This was my first time using silicone. It was easy to use little to no oder. It set up within the time in about 4 to 5 hours. First batch came out super sticky. The next batch came out like a silicone mold. I did put a little baby oil on it to avoid it sticking to everything. Great product. I would buy again.

Used to make a copy of a Lego car for Fondant. Used 1/2 of the kit. This took more time than 5 hours to set (I left it overnight). I brushed a film of Vaseline over the mold (Lego car). When the mold was removed after the silicone set, there was a slight film around the inside of the silicone mold. I used a tissue to remove some of the film/liquid but couldn’t remove all of it. Ended up putting it in the overn at 400F for a couple of minutes. That took care of the stickiness. Next time I won’t use Vaseline - I think the mold should release without it.I’d peg the hardness of this at medium. It’s not floppy, but it’s not as hard as other silicone molds I’ve used either.Bottom line: worked for me & would buy again.

It's only 38 ounces, so a little over a quart. I was able to get 2 pen molds with 4 pens in each. So that' s only ten dollars a mold. Took like 7 hours to set up for me. I am ok with how it works, I'll order again if i need to.

i bought this just because it was cheaper than my regular brand. i was surprised to find out that i like it way more. it cures incredibly fast. i noticed the instructions say 4-6 hours, and i was thinking "yeah whatever", but 3 hours later it was totally done. instead of one day for silicone and one day for resin, i can do them the same day, it's hard to overstate how much it's sped up my workflow. it also seems to have better de bubbling properties than the one i was using before, despite the fast cure time. my one complaint is the jugs it came in, it's hard to pour small amounts without the silicone running down the side. i feel like this would be an issue even if i was doing big pours, since i'm always gonna want to get it accurate to the gram. i'll probably put it in different bottles. aside from that, very very happy, i didn't have a preferred brand before but i do now.

Followed the directions to the T using my digital scale to measure the two parts by weight.24 hours later it gelled but is sticky48 hours later it's still sticky as is what I was trying to cast.What a messy waste of money the object I was working with and my time.Since I used both parts and tossed the empty bottles/trash picked them up, I can't get an Amazon credit because I don't still have the empty bottles to return.Took a chance at maybe I got a bad batch but nope... 2-14-25 I believe the problem with this product is it's TOO thin. That's great for bubbles to escape but the cure is my problem. This could probable sit for a week and not fully cure and as another stated, it is so thin that it finds its way out of a mold even through a hot glue dam.