BBDINO Silicone Mould Making Kit, Super Elastic Silicone for Mould Making 140.8 Oz, Mould Making Silicone Rubber Platinum, Ideal for Casting 3D Resin Moulds| Silicone Moulds 1:1 by Volume

Okay, I've used this for long enough to write a review, and I have to say, I'M OBSESSED.I'm VERY new to resin and moulding. The small amount was on offer, so I thought great, the reviews are good (which doesn't always really mean much), and was purchased a lot of times, so I bought it.Now to the review. This mould is amazing. At least for beginners.I can't comment on how good it is compared to other silicone moulds, but for my applications (turning 3D prints into resin. Anything from models, earrings, boxes, anything you can print really) this is incredible. It captures EVERY detail. It even captures the layer lines (which means more sanding and painting for me before moulding, yay 🙄).This mould is also very flexible, but VERY strong. For example when moulding something such as a cone (why? A wizard hat) and you need the wide brim to go through a small hole, with some cuts of a craft knife, you can stretch it to get the model out and it goes back to its original shape perfectly.I can't fully comment on longevity of moulds, but for now I've been using the first one I ever made (a small low-poly Bulbasaur) a few months ago and the mould still works. Also, IT DRIES/SETS QUICKNow to value for money. Buy small, see if it's a product you'd like to use. If you like it, I'd say go for the larger volumes. You DON'T want to run out in the middle of a project, I ended up wasting half an order (of the smaller bottles) because of that.To sum up, great value for money, has always been on offer when I bought it, efficient, effective, fast, flexible, strong, amazing!

The instructions were simply written and clear. The mix ratio is 1:1 which simplifies things. Key is to find a suitable container for the mould to set, in my case I used a plastic milk bottle as I didn’t mind having a slightly roundish edge. The mould came out very well, capturing detailed engravings that were only a few mm deep.

Easiest silicone I worked with so far. No bubbles, limited mess, easy cleanup. However, it didnt cure against few materials - nail polish, Revell enamels, hot glue gun sticks, UV resin (that one is a given). I do casts of wax models mostly, so that worked like a charm though.

Bbdino is my go to silicone kit for my crafts.It's easy to mix, degassing well and makes a superb mould with exceptional detail in just a few hours.

Easy to use, created a mould to make a replacement part for some damaged Jad , which had some fine features.

As a total beginner I found this kit really easy to use. I've since created 5 duplicates of my original sculpture which are exact replicas of the original and show all of the detail. I'm really pleased. I ran out of silicone though and needed to order more to finish the mould which I was worried about as it had already set, but poured the extra from the new kit on top (2 days later) and it adhered perfectly, no joins. Would 100% buy again.

This did what it stated to do. We mixed very carefully for 5 minutes each time. When dry to the tough after 40-50minutes.Second batch we got some pigments to mix in. Worked well. Mixed pigment in 'A's cup first until disspersed and constant in colour, then added to 'B's cup until the same result.

Followed instructions to a T...I'm not new to silicone, this didn't fully set and had a lot of air bubbles. Wouldn't buy again.