BBDINO Silicone Mould Making Kit, Super Elastic Platinum Silicone Rubber 600 Grams, Ideal for Silicon Moulds & Food Moulds 1:1 by Volume Jade Green

Fantastic product and really easy to use. I wanted to make some custom silicone moulds for a project I’m working on. It has a 1:1 mix ratio, so it’s simple to measure out the two parts. They mix well and need about five minutes of stirring. Once mixed, you pour it into the mould container—it’s a nice thick consistency and pours smoothly. The mixture produced very few air bubbles, and none appeared in my finished moulds. I was making small to medium moulds, and they seemed pretty well set after an hour or two, but I left them for about six hours before fully demoulding. I’ve used the moulds several times now with no issues—no cracking or wear and tear. I would definitely recommend this product

Love this! I bought it ages ago but was to anxious to use it, because the resin item I wanted to use was expensive, and I was worried about damage. I finally found courage because I couldn't find a horseshoe mould I liked, so bought an actual horseshoe. So I made a mould of the metal horseshoe and the resin bauble. Perfect! Definitely flexible, more than im used to, and I haven't made perfect moulds, I'll need to tidy edges a bit when my ADC shoes have dried. But the moulds themselves are fantastic. And now I have confidence, ill definitely be buying this stuff again!

Good material, very accurate mould making, don’t think it’s as strong as the two part mould material that comes in two part pots (playdoh type texture), rather than a two part liquid that this is. Only time will tell. Takes a long time to set, but very easy to remove air bubbles.

Okay, I've used this for long enough to write a review, and I have to say, I'M OBSESSED. I'm VERY new to resin and moulding. The small amount was on offer, so I thought great, the reviews are good (which doesn't always really mean much), and was purchased a lot of times, so I bought it. Now to the review. This mould is amazing. At least for beginners. I can't comment on how good it is compared to other silicone moulds, but for my applications (turning 3D prints into resin. Anything from models, earrings, boxes, anything you can print really) this is incredible. It captures EVERY detail. It even captures the layer lines (which means more sanding and painting for me before moulding, yay 🙄). This mould is also very flexible, but VERY strong. For example when moulding something such as a cone (why? A wizard hat) and you need the wide brim to go through a small hole, with some cuts of a craft knife, you can stretch it to get the model out and it goes back to its original shape perfectly. I can't fully comment on longevity of moulds, but for now I've been using the first one I ever made (a small low-poly Bulbasaur) a few months ago and the mould still works. Also, IT DRIES/SETS QUICK Now to value for money. Buy small, see if it's a product you'd like to use. If you like it, I'd say go for the larger volumes. You DON'T want to run out in the middle of a project, I ended up wasting half an order (of the smaller bottles) because of that. To sum up, great value for money, has always been on offer when I bought it, efficient, effective, fast, flexible, strong, amazing!

For me it was the first time I’ve made a mold…so I couldn’t compare it to others but this did exactly what I wanted…easy to mix and no bubbles.

Very good product. Used for making nice nobs for cabinet. Easy to use. Will be buying more.

As described, Great flexibility and great detail picked up from the pattern.

Works well

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De muy buena calidad, fácil de usar.

I did make a few moulds but quite expensive.

It is not cheap but does the job really well. Next to normal moulding I even used this in vacuum.

I find this silicone to be very flexible, the softest I have ever used. It was cast into a 3D printed PETG mold with no trouble. I debated if it was going to have a negative effect on resin part casting, but it worked very well for some smaller parts I make. I also use a pressure pot for the resin curing and didn't have trouble with the mold changing shape, even though I have these designed to use the absolute minimum amount of silicone (not enough silicone lol). The geometric shape being cast has torn a firmer "brand name American" blue silicone much easier, likely due to the small opening I use to remove the part. I use a sulfate free clay to hold my parts in the mold and there was no reaction to the clay. I did degass the silicone in a vacuum chamber and had absolutely no air bubbles, even after using a plastic mixer on a drill to combine the two parts equally. Working time is dramatically increased when ambient air temp is 18 degrees with cure at 5-6 hours. At the recommended 25 degrees, it was cured in 2 hours as they note. At both temps it was easy to use the vacuum chamber. I made 4 molds, three times, using different temps between 18–25 degrees and all succeeded. Cast 48 parts with no flaws or failures at all.