Agate Clock Base Mould

Looking for ideas or new methods of using resin for your new Epoxy Art project?

How about trying a silicone mould?

MB Silicone moulds and Epoxy Resin are a perfect match for your Epoxy Art project

You'd think Why silicone now?

It's pretty straightforward. Epoxy Resin will stick to almost anything with the exception of plastic, vinyl, and - you guessed it - silicone.

The benefit of a silicone mould over a plastic mould is:

In contrast to a thin, inflexible, plastic mould that might rip or warp when trying to shape your work, a silicone mould is flexible and can remove the resin from the cast and rebound to form it again and again, so you can utilize it. Plastic moulds typically need a mould release spray to make the resin's surface hazy.

You may choose silicone forms simply at hobby shops and even online many of them are available! if you are trying to buy it online check out MB Enterprises, They sell the best epoxy resin products. But make sure you maintain a close watch on a very essential aspect when shopping around...

How does the silicone mould's inside look?
Is it glossy?
Does it have a matte finish?
And is it really important?

Heck yeah, it's important, and why...

The finish within the mould determines the finish on your resin!

In other words, your epoxy resin has a matte inside, but your cured resin is brilliantly finished in a shiny interior. Looks Amazing ya, get yours and try it now.