Silicone Mold Making Kit, 32oz 10A Elastic Liquid Silicone for Casting Resin molds and Candle & Soap Mold,Fast Cure Translucent Platinum Silicone Rubber

I am satisfied with this silicone as it's high quality and performed like every other good silicone does. The hardness is as advertised and the silicone self-debubbles so there is no need for a vacuum chamber. If your model has undercuts you'll still want to bump out any potential bubbles after curing. I've used many products and this was what I expected. I can recommend this to beginners as well as it's quite easy to mix and pour. Just make sure you don't pour it on anything containing sulfur, water or tin silicone and it should be fine. The size and value for the money are average, no big bargain here but it's worth the money.

Easy to work with, ratio is 1:1 which makes mixing easy. Holds detail well and cures quickly. Perfect for making molds

This is the stuff I reorder for making silicone molds of wargame miniatures. It has a higher cure time than some other products but I like the semitransparent color, makes cutting the mold open in an ideal way easier.

We used this CHANGTIKEJI 64oz silicone mold making kit for creating custom molds for small craft pieces and figurines. Mixing & Consistency: It’s a 1:1 mix ratio, which makes measuring straightforward. The liquid pours smoothly and mixes without being overly thick. We stirred slowly to minimize air bubbles, and it leveled out well in the mold box. Bubble Control: Without a vacuum chamber, a few small surface bubbles appeared, but tapping the container helped release most of them. For hobby-level projects, the bubble control was manageable. Detail Capture: Once cured, the silicone captured fine surface details clearly. Edges were clean, and small textures transferred well. The cured mold feels flexible but not flimsy. Cure Time: Working time was reasonable — enough to pour carefully before it thickened. Full cure happened within the expected timeframe listed on the product. Durability & Flexibility: After demolding several times, the mold retained shape and elasticity without tearing. Tear strength seems solid for small to medium castings. Things to Know: – Mix thoroughly but gently to reduce bubbles. – A vacuum chamber improves results if you’re doing high-detail work. – Best suited for craft-scale molds rather than large industrial pours. Bottom Line: For DIY mold making, resin casting, and small figurine projects, this kit performs well and is easy to work with. It’s approachable for beginners but still capable of producing detailed molds.

I have purchased this kit 11 times now and can personally attest that it is a great buy. Product is as described and a great value at this price compared to similar mold making kits out there. I find that it is easy to mix; if mixed correctly with the appropriate ratios it cures relatively fast in a few hours. Once it sets it is sturdy, but still flexible enough to de-mold originals and cast resin in. Also, cures slightly transparent so you are able to get a peak at casts as they cure.

Love this product will be buying again. My first time using it and was easy to clean up and love the molds I was able to make. Very easy to use and easy to keep bubbles out. Kind of sticky at first but once dried it was perfect and very clean.

This is quality silicone for molds at a really good price. I have tried a number of brands but find this one to be one of the better materials to use at much lower price. I would recommend it

Before anyone says anything about how their silicone didn't cure, you must know this about specifically platinum cure silicone: It is very sensitive to something called cure Inhibition! This goes for all platinum cure silicone, not just this brand. You need to make sure your work area is clean and organized, and you have to be very mindful about everything that touches your silicone. Common examples of contaminants that cause cure inhabition are rubber gloves, the rubber in gaskets such as the ones in some bottle caps and the plungers in syringes, most resins like epoxy, 3D printer, and UV (if that's what you are making a mold from) and a lot of different types of primers and finishes. You have to be extremely mindful about everything that comes in contact with platinum cure silicone. I have discovered this through trial and error and a ton of research. It's worth it to do the research because this silicone is very good. It is very strong, and it doesn't tear easily. Products that work with this silicone: - Clear Guard Sculpt Nouveau Matte Lacquer. This is a layer of protection between your model and the silicone. Spray at least 2 layers and let them dry completely for a few hours between coats. (Platinum cure silicone will have inhibition if you don't let it dry all the way.) - Silicone Free Adhesive Guru Mold Release Spray. Your silicone will absorb any mold release that is silicone based, so make sure to get silicone free mold release. Spray one layer and again, let it dry completely (an hour to be safe) before you cast. This silicone works wonderfully as long as you do your research and purchase the right products. The best way to test if a material is compatible is to drip a little mixed silicone onto it and wait to see if it cures. Don't give up!

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