Star Shaker UV Resin Silicone Mold High Quality

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Description
Description

A 2 part shaker mold which allows you to make 3D puffy star!
This is a high-quality silicone mold which makes your pieces glossy once popped out of the mold.

This is a water-injection mold whereby you need to use syringe to inject water or shaker oil into the mold.

This mold can be used with UV Resin or AB Epoxy Resin.
Because it is silicone, you can easily bend and pop the pieces out of the mold once it is ready.

 

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Specifications

Material: Silicone
Color: Clear
Measurements: 50mm x 47mm
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Two Layer Floating Shaker Oil is an exclusive blend from S&T to achieve the floating effect you see from your childhood toy.

Two different density of oils are pre-mixed to allow objects to float in between the oils.

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  • NS
    Na S.
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    6 years ago
    Great quality

    The product looks just as pictured and very easy to make a shaker with!!! Love it

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    Sueanna D.
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    7 years ago
    Troublesome

    THe mold itself is very great quality but, i'm sure this is just user error, it's hard to get this one right for me. my first try had giant air bubbles that ruined it even though i had removed air bubles and just pushed the top down. I think i just may have pushed too much resin out and air came into the mold. I'm trying a second time it it looks to be coming out well this time. This is just a bit of a challenge with making because you need to put the right amount of pressure on the lid to push excess resin out but not hard enough to push too much out.

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