Polycraft GP-3481-F RTV Silicone Mould Making Rubber Kit, Mold Making Rubber, Includes Base and Catalyst, Precise Molding, Ideal for Crafts, and Industrial Use - 1.1 kg Kit

The Polycraft GP-3481F RTV Silicone Mould Making Rubber 1.1Kg Kit is a high-quality, two-part liquid silicone rubber that is designed for making molds. It is easy to use and ideal for creating molds of intricate and detailed objects. The kit includes a base silicone and a catalyst that need to be mixed together in the correct proportions before use. Once mixed, the silicone rubber can be poured or brushed onto the object to be molded. It will then cure at room temperature to form a flexible, tear-resistant mold. The resulting mold can be used to cast a wide variety of materials, including resins, plasters, and even low-melt metals. The silicone rubber is also resistant to most chemicals and can be used for multiple casting sessions. Overall, the Polycraft GP-3481F RTV Silicone Mould Making Rubber 1.1Kg Kit is a high-quality and versatile product that is suitable for both beginners and experienced mold makers.

Best mould kit you can get . Very fast delivery

You'll need a vacuum pump and chamber. And I recommend getting some 10ml plastic syringes to measure out how much of the catalyst you need since it's not an easy equal ratio. Compared to platinum silicone it cures just as well. It also cures much faster. It will not be inhibited by 3D printed parts, which is important. If you really need to use platinum silicone to make your molds you can make another master using this and clear epoxy resin (I have used "Dr Resin" clear epoxy resin with platinum silicone, which was around 6 years old but somehow still worked)

It's easy to make a mould with this product. Just follow the instructions. Simples !

This product works really well, you have to measure the silicone to catalyst accurately by weight, use good scales and make sure you mix really well so that the overall mix is a consistent light pink in colour. You then gently poor the mixture into a level mould, it finds it's own level so that is important. Any air bubbles which should be kept to a minimum, not only in the mixing stage but also in the mould pouring stage will escape slowly as the mixture sets. The resultant mould is strong, flexible, durable and can be used again & again. I used Plaster of Paris directly into the mould without any release agent and it worked fine, it peels away with ease and with a quick wipe it is ready to use again.

This product is great to use. I took a mould of my favourite object, a little joss stick holder in the shape of a half moon. I only had to cut a small zig zag in the mould to get the item out and then filled it with wax to test if it would be viable to make a resin copy. All worked ok and I produced an excellent clean resin copy at the end with no bubbles in the mould or resin. Bought another one as I was so happy.

Good long working time, so plenty of time to get the mix homogeneous; very sticky, so you need to wipe the edge of your pouring container at the end of the pour. Bubbles rise freely and pop immediately, the mix is self-levelling so no smoothing required. I use plasticine as a barrier around the item I'm taking the mould from and spray furniture polish as a release agent, worked in with a soft brush. Works very well, demoulds easily and any spillage just rubs away, leaving no residue. Much easier to use than the vinyl rubber I've used in the past. I've cast small chess pieces and they pop out of the moulds very easily, despite having quite large undercuts, thanks to the great flexibility of the rubber.

Being a newbie to silicon moulding I was a little unsure, but this product it super easy to work with, really like the fact you don’t need a vacuum chamber, i still used the poor from a high method for a little extra insurance. Really easy to mix up and work out volume etc. I used the dry rice method and it worked out perfect. I highly recommend this product. Just take your time with your prep work and use a good mold release and you’ll be cooking on gas. If it’s doesn’t go your way it’s user error so do a practice run before doing any big projects.