Silicone mold 3d Dragon for soap, candles, gypsum, chocolate - Inspire Uplift

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Dragon 3D silicone mold for soap, candles, wax, gypsum and chocolate. Made of high quality vacuum treated food-grade or non-food silicone. Food-grade molds are used for making chocolate figurines, non-food molds are used for making soap, candles, gypsum or resin figurines. You can choose the one you need. Weight of finished chocolate/soap: 80 g size of the figurine: 9x7,5x2,5cm We sell Unique silicone molds for soap, chocolate, candles, wax, gypsum, resin. All our molds are made of high quality food-grade or non-food silicone and are vacuum treated, that makes them without any air bubbles. All molds are made by hand to order. All molds have been tested with soap, chocolate, wax to ensure the best quality. Each 3D mold has at least 1-3 incisions on the side for easy extraction, so the ready product will not have breakages. Depending on the type of mold, there may be cutouts for free extraction of the finished product. Please, understand that this is not a defect, but a necessity. Without these cuts you won't be able to pull out your finished product. Some molds do not require cuts due to the specific geometry. Directions for soap making: 1. Place the mold on a flat, horizontal surface 2. Fasten the mold with fixing rubber bands. Make sure that all the cuts seam are in place. It is very important to ensure the correct locking pressure - not too weak and not too strong. 3. Pour soap base in the mold 4. Gently shake the mold to get rid of air bubbles 5. Store the mold in a cool shaded place until the soap completely hardens 6. Remove the rubber bands and gently peal the edges of the mold from soap 7. Dry the soap for 2-4 hours in a dry place. Note that resin and gypsum expand and heat up during pouring. It is necessary to select the pressure of the fixing bands very finely. I do not accept claims related to cuts on my molds and seams on your finished product. This is a very delicate job, and often people just can't handle it the first time. Feel free to ask questions