Does this make a flexible mold like rubber/silicone?
328531
Yes it is, I believe it is a silicone. I've made lollipop molds and had no trouble bending them to retrieve the lollipop.
1192168
Silicone rubber, yes flexible to a point (sorry for the pun)...The stopper actually can be unscrewed to take apart for cleaning. The top half is rigid plastic, the bottom is flexible to seal the neck of the bottle. The stoppers have held up well and I still recommend them.
107547
I use mine for soap making and have found the silicone molds extremely easy to use. hope this helps!:-)
1657804
This is more of a gasket type silicone and doesnt dry as rigid and hard as say the clear silicone look for specific type silicone that is for aquariums or is especially for use in sealing glass......it is usually right with other silicones made by Permatex at hardware store......or Amazon search it(havent tried that......but gonna right now...LOL)
2159613
I wish I could help you here but I honestly don't know. It was advertised as being an ice cube tray and I used it to make brain cake balls with melted icing and cake. I am not sure if it is made of rubber or silicone. If silicone, it possibly could be used in the oven, if just rubber, I don't think so. This is the best answer I can give you. They were shipped from China.
111416
I don't belive so. One thing about silicone is nothing really sticks to it. Not even silicone itself.
1634609
Usually polymer clay doesn't need to stay in the mold while it's baked, right? It will probably keep its shape if you remove it from the mold before baking, unless it is difficult to take it out of the mold without squashing the shape, then it might be better to have a flexible mold.
1001924
No. It would break. I made the molds then just stuck the two halves together. It worked great.
493157
ItGo will make approx. 6-2" plus several smaller. It all depends on the size of your molds. It works really neat. However, I would definitely advise using flexible molds or if you don't, it is very hard to get out. I even tried veg. oil in the mold and was unhappy as it left a stain on the soap.Godd luck.
1651925
Perhaps, but it would be thin and may not produce the best form/mold. But if you made a hybrid mold with plaster and then the silicone for the detail sure.
1585657
I don't think it is rubbery silicone, it is more like cheap plastic, very thin. I returned mine, only worked for a couple weeks- You get what you pay for, I would advise paying more and getting a quality one. I got a Belkin and love it.
917796
Ok, I looked it up & here is your answer: http://gbcraft.com/shop/silicone-mold/praying-mold?mode=list so, YES, u can!
1178786
It is pretty hard when dry, I do not think it would be flexible. but is really great glue!
2208736
Yes clear invisalign type moulds, not rubber. I can send you a pic via email if you would like.
2190148
Yes. I make two part moulds out of them all the time. As long as you know what your doing with the mold and the 'key' you'll be right. It's quite flexible when set. I use it to cast liquid plastic ( type of resin) slot cars
37640
It is hard, is not soft as the regular silicon mold that you can push it is hard pink plastic. Not sure if it may have a low % of silicone but it seems to me as plastic, hard to unmold as well.
735554
Confirmed! There are tubes that are a flexible type of material. Whether its rubber, I do not know...