Druzy Valentine Kitty and a base mold
Size : Kitty 16 cm x 13 cm x 0,8 cm
Base 10 cm x 3 cm
The Kitty mold takes 125 grams of resin
The base mold takes 25 grams of resin
These molds are made with a high quality Platinum-cured silicone that is highly elastic and sturdy. Degassed with a vacuum chamber and can be used in a pressure pot.
It has a druzy texture from my self grown crystals.
The crystals are tiny and leveled which creates a luminous sparkle.
The mold is 100% handmade to order, so please note that i will need a maximum of up to five days to process your order.
Care instructions
All silicones are sensitive to Epoxy resins and other chemicals. Please always follow the instructions for the epoxy resin product you are using. The quality and care will determine the life expansion of the mold. I strongly advise to avoid using a torch or heatgun as this could lead to breaking down the silicone and causing it to fuse to the epoxy resin and tear the mold when demolding.
Do not use any sharp objects as this could scratch or damage the druzy surface.
After demolding store them in a dust-free area or cover them with kitchen foil or place them in a ziplock bag. You can easily use tape to remove any dirt if needed. You could use water and soap but avoid using anything that could scratch the surface and make sure to dry well so no water drop marks will remain.
Handle with love and care and it will make you fall in love with each piece you create.
Disclaimer! Important!!!
Please note that all my designs are handmade so tiny defaults can occur.
Please check the molds before using them! If there are defaults like cuts or thorn pieces of silicone do not use the mold and contact me first! I do check each mold thoroughly before shipping but you should check aswel!
Once the mold is used there will be no refund!
Make sure to follow the care instructions! The most commen accident people experience is people tearing up the mold due to the fact that the mold has melted and fused with the resin. So do not use any lighter, torch or heatgun! Make sure not to exceed the amount of pigment/alcoholink that is aloud so your resin won't overheat!