hello. I want to know after I mix both parties long can I use the silicon mold? I mean the useful life of the mold thanks
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Hi. It all depends on what you are moulding. If you are careful with undercuts, I'm up to 42 castings with one of my moulds so far. The other factor is the type of resin you are casting with. Some get pretty hot during the chemical relation which will degrade the mould more quickly.
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I have not done a jello mold yet.. How fun!! I am going to try it:) it hasn't failed me yet. Can't wait; thanks for the idea!
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If glue down properly , it will last for many years . I put it down a year ago and it looks like yesterday !!!! Use plenty of glue provided . And I also used 25 year clear silicon !!!!
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Make sure you completly combine both parts (quickly) and pour it into or onto evenly. I mixed and poured in small batches. Have lots of stirring sticks and mixing cups!
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I doubt it very much. I no longer have my instructions from the manufacturer. I would suggest going to their website and looking for specifications which may show temperature extremes that the mold can tolerate.
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I'm not certain. I do know that it wasn't heat resistant. When I poured hot mix into the mold it changed shape. This could have been my mistake certainly. I only tried them once.
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I have bought generic molds. Some worked, most did not. Sugarveil can be frustrating to use. I am sure with the sugar veil molds, it would be a lot easier.
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I use mine for soap making and have found the silicone molds extremely easy to use. hope this helps!:-)
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Don't think this is good idea because even mixing a small amount (1/2oz) could produce heat reaction..You should always use the correct harder with the correct resin.. They are all different..
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BC, I am not sure I understand the question. I have used this with several molds. My mold is a 6 and 8 ounce "no role". I see no reason why it would not work fine with a mold with more cavities. The "Do-it" sinker molds fit nicely under the lead outlet and there is an adjustable attachment that can be moved up or down one of the pot legs to hold the weight of the mold. The hot lead comes out of an opening in the underside of the melting pot and the flow is slightly adjustable. I hope this answer is helpful but again, I am not sure I understand the question.Tom BC, I am not sure I understand the question. I have used this with several molds. My mold is a 6 and 8 ounce "no role". I see no reason why it would not work fine with a mold with more cavities. The "Do-it" sinker molds fit nicely under the lead outlet and there is an adjustable attachment that can be moved up or down one of the pot legs to hold the weight of the mold. The hot lead comes out of an opening in the underside of the melting pot and the flow is slightly adjustable. I hope this answer is helpful but again, I am not sure I understand the question.Tom
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The resin has never stuck to any of my molds, I use silicone molds. It will stick to the measuring cups, if u want to reuse them u would have to wipe hem down immediately after you finish pouring, using de molding spray girl easy release depends on your mold not the resin...hopefully I was able to help you!
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I really doubt it. The mold is silicone and probably won't take temps that high. I really don't know for sure though. I do know when the pour-able plastic "goes off" its gets uncomfortably hot, but not into those ranges. Sorry, I hope this helps.
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Ok, I looked it up & here is your answer: http://gbcraft.com/shop/silicone-mold/praying-mold?mode=list so, YES, u can!
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Just to add my two cents, as John said it is the same coupling--in fact we are using our old blade assembly with the new unit since the new blade seems to splash a lot more (why would they do that?!). Our old coupling was indeed the part that broke, necessitating the replacement, but it happened after years of regular service when we accidentally tried to blend a metal spoon with it. So to agree again with John, I think if you stick with blending non-metallic objects it should last a reasonably long time.
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I found the product gets 'thicker' within 30 minutes or so. If you are adding charms, jewels etc (inside the resin) you should have plenty of working time. I usually allow mine to dry 24 hours before removing from the mold.
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Hey PT, I bought these diamond molds specifically for making truffles. This mold is perfect. The size is good and my truffles looked store bought. They have always tasted good but this is the first time they have looked so good. Let me know how it turns out.Teresa
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If the mold has worked it's way behind the silicone then no but any surface mold it will really do the job. I use on my boat and it is really amazing stuff!!