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I use this to make resin epoxy planters. This is one of the best molds. I’ve used. It does not come out shiny it releases every time it’s a very good starting mold. It will not lose its shape even when it’s full it is very durable and sturdy and looks very good. This is a good value for your money.

This mold is awesome . If you are using dye to color your concrete it doesn't stick to this. It is super easy to de mold and remove. The size is decent as well. It is smooth also .

Excellent mold! I purchased and routinely use over 20 different molds, this is one of the best by far. Intuitive design allows for easy demolding. It's also a perfect medium size planter. I would purchase it again.

It's a good mold, but the base is very thick. In my opinion it doesn't need to be 1 inch! If you're good at pouring, don't fill it to the top edge of the mold.

Took quite a bit of experimentation to get the desired results using concrete. I ultimately settled on a mix of 1 part White Portland Cement Type 1 and 2 parts fine sand. Mixed it to a pancake batter consistency and sprayed the mold with a silicone mold release. Tapped the sides for about a minute with a rubber mallet and then used a pistol grip massage gun for an additional 2 minutes to get the air bubbles out. My earlier attempts were with a more coarse aggregate in the cement and it resulted in a significant loss of detail and a flakey appearance. Very happy with the result. Hope to make many more.

Easy to use, good cost, will definitely be able to get multiple casts from this before the mold deteriorates.

I LOVE the resin bowl that this mold produces. I use resin and pour it in layers of color as well as black and white. Be aware that it takes an almost total 64 ounces of mixed resin to make, so it won’t be cheap if you plan to use resin. Personally, I find cement would be cheaper, but it is not much fun to make art with cementbeautiful snd expensive to use

After some failures, I managed to succeed. The product has a solid construction and is easy to use, now I share some tips: 1. The concrete mix must follow what is indicated by the manufacturer, it is preferable that there be a little more concrete than sand and not the opposite. 2. The concrete will work better if it is diluted enough with water, this will prevent many bubbles from forming and it will be smoother. 3. Spread some type of oil on the cup-shaped piece, the part that is in contact with the silicone mold, this will make it easier to remove later. 4. First, remove the piece that you greased with oil from the previous step and not the outside part (the screwed one). 5. Wait at least 48 hours to remove the molds, this gives time for the concrete to be stronger. I started playing around adding concrete stain and it looks great. I hope these tips helps, greetings.

La calidad del molde es muy buena, es grueso y muy flexible. 100% recomendado, aparte que por el precio vienen 2

This is a great quality mold. Exactly as described and arrived on time and was not misshaped. I’ve used it many times and it’s still going strong. The detail is fantastic. I’ve used cement, Jesmonite and Resin. I would definitely recommend

Great quality and easy to remove product from silicone

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It's cute :) I'm sure it will work fine. It comes with a hard plastic box so it can take shape after pouring in the epoxy resin. What I'm confused about is the fact that it came with a small piece of (what looks like to be...) glue for the glue gun. I have no idea what I would need a piece of glue for.... Hahahaha I'm really not sure at all . However what I am sure of, is my planet holders will glow in the dark this year 🤣🤣🤣💕💕💕