Environmental Technology Castin'Craft EasyMold Silicone Putty (½ lb Kit) 2 Part Molding Compound | Food Safe & Non-Toxic | Heat-Resistant Molds for Casting Resin & Epoxy | Mold Making in Minutes

I bought this to make chocolate mold from D&D dice and it worked very well however it does take trial and error. It is easy to combind and does not hurt my fingers like other products and as they combine the color changes so it is easy to see unmixed parts. The hardening process allows time to get thing molded and to add more structure to the exteriors also pulling it apart and reattaching it to different areas is extreamly easy. It is perfect for resues and washing it does not negativly effect the material although letting it dry before reuse is vital for good molds. This compound also has very few bubbles that form and most of them are on the exterior. If the object is moved after about 5 minutes then the mold may move but keep the shape of the moved area both old and new.

This putty is very easy to work with and makes the perfect mold everytime. The mold sets very quickly and they can be washed and reused.

I got this to make custom ear plugs and earbud ear pieces, and I couldn't be happier.There is an abundance of information on the web about how to make custom-molded earpieces, and they pretty much all work (I'll reiterate the caution to be very careful of creating pressure in the ear canal while pressing the putty into your ear).What makes this a superior product for custom ear plugs:1. Food grade. That doesn't mean you can eat it, but rather that it is inert, and doesn't leech nasty stuff into what it's in contact with (like your ears).2. Sufficient working time. From the time you start mixing, you have 2-3 minutes to get it mixed and worked into place. That's plenty of time to work it into your ear and get it smoothed out with no rushing.3. Quick curing time. Once your plug is in place and curing, it takes about 10 minutes to go from a soft putty to a firm and durable plug. A few minutes after you put it in, you'll hear a lot of crackling and it feels like it's pulling away from your ear. When the crackling slows down, you can gently remove it (careful again of pressure in your ear canal as you withdraw it). That's all there is to it.4. Sufficient quantity to test and experiment, or to make multiple sets. A set of earplugs for me uses just over a half ounce (I measure quantities on a scale--4 grams of each part of the mix for a total of 8 grams per ear). If my math is right, it works out to about 14 sets of plugs per 8 oz kit. That's a bargain compared to the specialty kits (costing almost as much as this) that allow you to make only two molds for one set of earplugs.5. No need to use release agent. The silicone putty doesn't stick to your skin, so there's no need to lube up your ears. At least not for making earplugs.So far, the earplugs are comfortable, very effective, and very durable.Great product to make your own snazzy purple custom-molded ear plugs.

I have used this brand before, and it worked pretty well. This brand is smooth, I haven't had much trouble with bubbles. It's a little thick for my taste and I feel like I don't always get the fine detail texture, but overall it makes nice molds. This was the first time I purchased it online. The package arrived pretty well smashed, but the 2 containers appeared unharmed. The purple half is very sticky and oily, I didn't remember that being the case from previous packages. It seems to work okay, but I'm not sure if it's mixing really well. It concerns me for the longevity of the molds.

This product was extremely easy to use, you just have to keep an eye on the work time so it doesn't start to set up before you make the mold. I work with super toxic molding and casting materials usually, I was excited to find this nontoxic version that you can make small food-safe molds with. I molded a wooden piece and cast it with white chocolate, it was great!

I had no problem working with this. The quickness of the cast time was good for me because I hate waiting (It is annoying you have to wait 24 hours to use resin, but you can use it with polymer clay right away). I had no issues with it cureing too quickly for me to get done what I needed. Of course, I was making molds for smaller objects (The biggest one being about 2"x1"). The molds and flexible and sturdy. Just have your work area prepped and the object at hand and you'll be fine. My only complaint is I ran out too fast!

I refinish furniture for a living. I use this to replace broken corners or moulding. Combined with bondo this makes life so much easier. Super easy to mix and form. It dries quickly so I can get things repaired and move on to the next step. It’s extremely accurate and it’s hard to tell what was broken off a piece once I finish. I’ve tried hot glue to make molds, but now I will never use anything else.

This molding material is only good when you are molding small items. It is only good for about 2” to 3 inches when pressing in whatever it is that you’re trying to mold. When you use it for bigger products, you get air bubbles all the way around. I would say that it is a great product to use when your learning how to mold. Overall it’s not a bad product, But only in my “opinion”, it’s only good for beginners.