Learn to create detailed silicone molds for resin with tips on selecting materials, mold preparation, resin casting techniques, and silicone mold maintenance.

World's Easiest Silicone Mold.: This simple way of silicone mold-making will have you wanting to make casts of all your trinkets and toys. 2021 Edit: If you are looking to use this mold-making technique to do life-casting or food casting, these molds are not skin-safe or food-sa…

DIY molds for resin casting have been quite the hot topic in our Facebook group lately. It really is such a great way to get a casting of exactly what you want… whether it’s a found object, to replicate a favorite item you already have or to replace a missing piece (piece of molding, game...Read More

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See how to make your own molds using two basic ingredients you probably have at home already.

Skullduggery 64oz Perfect Casting MaterialCreate wonderfully detailed casts with the Perfect Series Perfect Cast Quick drying and easy to use, this casting material is a great choice for your handmade projects It's five times stronger than plaster, and will help you make casts with small details easily Simply add water, mix and pour, then wait for 3 minutes for the formulation to dry This pack contains 64 ounces of casting mediumProduct DetailsBrand: Perfect SeriesWeight: 64 ouncesNon…

Resin 101: DIY Poured Silicone Mold

Jane Monteith ♔ Resin Mixed Media Art on Instagram: "🔉Sound on - KEY steps for prepping canvas to use resin on the front. I always use wood panel because they’re a rigid, which makes them great for applying resin. But that’s not to say you can’t use canvas. You just need to take a few extra steps to prep it so it’s solid enough to accept resin. Inexpensive canvas frames are usually flimsy. As an option, you can first try tightening or stiffening the fibres with GAC400 before adding your…