Never used molds. Can u use glue paste? How? No directions. Help, Please!
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I have not used glue paste in molds so I can't help there but... I take paper that my art students no longer want and recycle the paper by ripping it in pieces putting it in a blender with water and blending it to make paper pulp. We then put in in a mold and press out the water using a piece of screen. Let it dry in the mold and pop out. Now you have a paper piece that can be painted or collage into other art.
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Not really. It's too dense and will not fill in all the area between the molding and whatever you're attaching it to. Use yellow wood glue or Gorilla glue which are made for bonding wooden molding joints. If I noticed a carpenter using hot glue sticks on molding joints I would conider that person to be an unprofessional "hack."
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this is NOT a snap kit, glue must be used through out, I recomend Model Master Liquid Cement for Plastic Models
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Yes you do. It's pretty cheap. Just spray on and let dry before pouring resin in. If the mold release spray isn't used the dried resin won't come out and if forced can crack. Hope this helps!
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Yes indeed you can. Actually that is its most common use. I would recommend using a little bit of mold releasing compound if you are going to be casting detailed pieces. I average about 15 really good resin pieces from my molds when using this product.
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I would go to a local Home Depot and ask which glue would work for this application. Just remember that the edge is not beveled and might look unfinished. I used these as center pieces.
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I used paste even though it comes pasted. You really need to do this to help bind the seams.
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I did use a mold release spray, and they were still difficult to remove at times. I've never worked with molds before though, so I don't have any experience to compare it with.
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Yes it's extremely easy. You dust the inside of the mold with corn starch, knock out the excess, put the fondant in, put the mold in the freezer until the fondant is hard, then pop the baby out of the mold, set it on wax paper, and don't touch it until it dries. After it's dry you can dust it with petal dust or paint it or decorate it however you wish. I've used this twice now, once on a gerbera daisy and once on a crescent moon cutout with fluffy buttercream clouds. Both were huge hits. This is a great mold, you won't regret buying it.
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I found the product gets 'thicker' within 30 minutes or so. If you are adding charms, jewels etc (inside the resin) you should have plenty of working time. I usually allow mine to dry 24 hours before removing from the mold.
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It's easy. Mix the two putties together as per the instructions. press the mold onto your teeth and hold it there with as little movement as possible for the time described in the instructions. Mine came out perfect. Better than ones I paid a dentist $450 to make. My dog ate the ones the dentist made.
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Not sure what your question is. If you are asking can this material be used to make a mold in which you can pour a plaster, then I would say yes. This material is generally used to make resin parts, but I would think it could be used to make paster parts also.
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I used a wet type of glue - maybe gorilla - from a hardware store. A bit messy.
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I've been using the Clear Casting Epoxy from EasyCast. Got it at Hobby Lobby, little cheaper then Amazon. Don't need to get their easy release mold spray, just use my fingers and thumbs to release it from the mold.
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Just like what Dennis Valencia said. It does NOT include glue. It's a good kit. If you need help, try your local hobby shop. They'll show you what kind of glue you need, etc.
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Hi Ericha, yes this molds are perfect for sugar skulls and that's what I am planning to do with them. How to make the sugar: 1 egg yolk, 2 cups white sugar, vanilla. Mix your egg white until foamy. Add sugar and mix with a wooden spoon. Cut your molds so you can put them together and tight them up with a rubber band. Fill them up with the sugar mix and wait for it to completely dry (3-4 hours, don't put them in the fridge) To decorate: beat two egg whites until foamy add 2 cups to powder sugar and 4 drops of lime juice, separate and add coloring, put inside icing baggies or zip-bags (put tape on a corner and cut a small part on the tip) decorate them. HAVE FUN! Hi Ericha, yes this molds are perfect for sugar skulls and that's what I am planning to do with them. How to make the sugar: 1 egg yolk, 2 cups white sugar, vanilla. Mix your egg white until foamy. Add sugar and mix with a wooden spoon. Cut your molds so you can put them together and tight them up with a rubber band. Fill them up with the sugar mix and wait for it to completely dry (3-4 hours, don't put them in the fridge) To decorate: beat two egg whites until foamy add 2 cups to powder sugar and 4 drops of lime juice, separate and add coloring, put inside icing baggies or zip-bags... » Read More Hi Ericha, yes this molds are perfect for sugar skulls and that's what I am planning to do with them. How to make the sugar: 1 egg yolk, 2 cups white sugar, vanilla. Mix your egg white until foamy. Add sugar and mix with a wooden spoon. Cut your molds so you can put them together and tight them up with a rubber band. Fill them up with the sugar mix and wait for it to completely dry (3-4 hours, don't put them in the fridge) To decorate: beat two egg whites until foamy add 2 cups to powder sugar and 4 drops of lime juice, separate and add coloring, put inside icing baggies or zip-bags (put tape on a corner and cut a small part on the tip) decorate them. HAVE FUN! « Show Less
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You probably don't want to use this for mold making as it is not flexible. I'd suggest a casting silicon from smooth on.