Silicone for candle and soap moulds, Shore hardness 25A, medium hard

Instructions for use

Step 1: Prepare the master model

Make sure your master model is undamaged and ready for use. Clean it of any excess dirt. Fix it on a board or other surface for further silicone casting.

Step 2: Pouring the silicone

Take 100g of component A and add 2g of component B to it, mix very thoroughly.

＊Note: moulding silicone rubber is a kind of flowable liquid consisting of two parts. Part A is the white coloured liquid component, part B is the hardener or catalyst. Always strictly follow the step-by-step instructions for use.

1. Always weigh both components using an ELECTRONIC WEIGHTS. If this recommendation is ignored and less or more of component A or B is added, the life time, curing time may vary. Also, failure to follow the weighing rule may generally affect the result of the work.

2. Mix components A and B evenly and thoroughly with each other. If you do not follow this recommendation, you will only see partial solidification of the silicone. Moreover, the finished moulds will not be as durable. There is a good chance that the mould will not be able to cure at all, which will result in unnecessary waste of silicone rubber.

Step 3: Using a vacuum chamber

This step is only a RECOMMENDATION. However, this step, takes only 10 minutes and if you have the option of using a vacuum chamber, it is best not to neglect this step in your work.

Step 4: Filling or Brush Coating

1. For master models with little or no detail, we recommend using the solid pouring method. The viscosity of the silicone will allow it to spread evenly on the surface by itself.

2. If the mastermodel has fine detailing, we recommend priming the surface with silicone using a brush.

3. For further use of the mould, it is recommended to unmould 12 hours after pouring.