Thank you for being here friend! Let me know if you would like to see more of these type of videos. I'm happy to document more of my work days for you if that is something that you are interested in seeing :)
Such cute designs and clean molds. After watching a number of your videos, I see where you use a platinum cure 1:1 silicon, but I've not found what brand. Can you please list the silicon brand you use and is it food grade? And without using a pressure pot or degassing the molds do you encounter many bubbles or does the brushing you do prior to curing eliminate bubbles? Thank you so much for posting this - there's just so much information out there it's really confusing.
Thank you! This is the silicone that I use - amzn.to/3RyUmFE and yes it is food grade. I don't find the need to degas the silicone and the brushing works well. Hope this helps :)
Hey Can you please share the details of the rubber you used, I want to create a rubber mold at my home, but I am unable to find the perfect liquid rubber, It would be very helpful if you could share the details.
@@PreciousByLiJaLi Yes it is very watery and a bit tricky to get used to. To find an alternative to weld on, it might take a bit of experimenting, but there are other brands that make similar products. Look for acrylic cement. I have never tried using double sided tape. Another easier option is to use a base of tape or contact paper for the base.
Thank you for being here friend! Let me know if you would like to see more of these type of videos. I'm happy to document more of my work days for you if that is something that you are interested in seeing :)
That's so cool I would like to see more of this kinda thing
Thank you for your feedback! I have other similar videos up on my channel and working on new ones as well.
Thanks for showing the process. Fascinating. Well done 👏👏👏🌈😀👏👏
Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Such cute designs and clean molds. After watching a number of your videos, I see where you use a platinum cure 1:1 silicon, but I've not found what brand. Can you please list the silicon brand you use and is it food grade? And without using a pressure pot or degassing the molds do you encounter many bubbles or does the brushing you do prior to curing eliminate bubbles? Thank you so much for posting this - there's just so much information out there it's really confusing.
Thank you! This is the silicone that I use - amzn.to/3RyUmFE and yes it is food grade. I don't find the need to degas the silicone and the brushing works well. Hope this helps :)
Hey Can you please share the details of the rubber you used, I want to create a rubber mold at my home, but I am unable to find the perfect liquid rubber, It would be very helpful if you could share the details.
I use premium food safe silicone. I buy mine from within the EU. The brand you use will vary depending on where you are located.
Thank you for sharing ❤ may I ask what kind of glue you use to put your acrylic together ?
You’re welcome 😊 Weld-on is used to combine the acrylic pieces together.
Oh thank you, I don’t find weld-on in Germany and I have something like that. It’s also very waterish 😅 have you tried double sided tape?
@@PreciousByLiJaLi Yes it is very watery and a bit tricky to get used to. To find an alternative to weld on, it might take a bit of experimenting, but there are other brands that make similar products. Look for acrylic cement. I have never tried using double sided tape. Another easier option is to use a base of tape or contact paper for the base.