Silicone Squishy Maker Gel (100g)
Description
Sophie & Toffee Squishy Gel allows you to make gummy and squishy type of products!
It is preferred to use harder silicone molds or silicone putty or plastic clay with this product.
Some softer silicone molds might adhere to the gel when curing.
You can use a little of powder type of food coloring to mix in colors for this product.
Be careful not to mix too much pigment, as it will affect the curing of the gel.
Note: Acrylic Paint and Resin Pigment coloring cannot be used with this gel, the gel will not cure.
The mixing ratio for our Squishy Gel is A:B = 1:1
For best results, continuously for 3-5mins
You will receive the A in 50grams and B in 50grams.
Advantages of using our Squishy Gel:
- Much easier to cure as compared to other brands
- Cure less sticky as compared to other brands
- Bubbles will dissolve on its own during the curing process
- Low odour
- Affordable
Estimated curing time in 25-26 degree temperature: up to 24 hours.
Apply a thin layer of vaseline oil over the mold before pouring and a little powder if the product is still sticky after curing.
How to use
Watch the tutorial and review of this product:
Specifications
Pack Size: 100g
Measurements: A - 50g, B - 50g
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.
More colors coming soon!
Five star reviews you can trust from
3000+ happy buyers
- GCGrindy C.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2 years agoExcellent
Just what I was looking for
- JJamieVerified BuyerRated 2 out of 5 stars2 years agoToo Sticky
I bought 2 sets of Squishy Maker Gel so I would have a lot of material to experiment with. I tried different kinds of molds, even hard type molds like recommended, I tried different powder pigments, I tried no pigment, I tried letting the gel sit for several days. Every time I've tried to use this product the results are really disappointing. The squishies get stuck in the mold or never cure at all. Even the squishes I was able to get out of the mold had a gross residue on them that stayed on my skin, which would not be good for playing with or storing them. I would not recommend this squishy maker gel.
- TPToni P.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars3 years agoSilicone squishy gel
Grandchildren are having the best time working with this gel. They love making their own squishies.
- ICISABELLA C.Verified ReviewerRated 4 out of 5 stars3 years agoNot Bad!
I think that it works great! I have ordered so much of this and every squishy has cured. I love that I can make my own mochi squishies that I can’t buy anywhere. However I am a little sad that the result is really sticky and how delicate it is. The only problem is the demolding process where my squishy will rip. Also I spent about 2 hours trying to get 7 squishies out (I only got out 3!) so I think it would be better if the gel didn’t stick to the mold. But I love the gel over all!
- EAElizabeth Ann R.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars3 years agoWorks, but not quite as described; Needs more detailed instructions/info
If you’re expecting a simple process with the result being anything similar to commercial squishies, you’re in for a rude awakening.
1. The instructions are only what you find on this page, there’s nothing included, so there’s no instruction on how much pigment can be included before you encounter issues. I wanted an opaque bright pink, and wound up adding way too much pigment such that it didn’t cure very well. For future reference, the liquid pigments you can purchase through S&T aren’t very strong, so any non-sulfur containing dry pigment or stronger silicone pigment would be more effective.
2. On the topic of curing, there’s NO WAY this will cure in 24 hours. Listen to the video and leave it for several days. If you have a dedicated crafting toaster oven, you can accelerate the cure using a low heat, and I absolutely advise it. I was able to get a good cure in about 24 hours at 90-100°F.
3. The final texture of the squishy is VERY STICKY. It’s almost like mucus. When done right, it doesn’t leave any residue at all, though. It’s just more like those old “sticky hands” from the 90s rather than a mochi squishy of today.
All in all, there’s basically no alternatives for a “real” DIY squishy, and it DOES work with a little trial and error, just be prepared for the learning curve.
