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Posted by ComposiMold on 9th Nov 2022
Both are the same except for the initial form. The ImPRESSive Putty MIX needs to be heated prior and MIXed prior to it's first use. The ImPRESSive Putty (no mix) is already mixed together and you just heat and press. Both are the exact same material. After you mix the MIX it can be re-melted and re-used as many times as you like to make lots of different mold shapes just like the pre-made ImPRESSive Putty. You do not need to add anything to either.
Can I use my regular dishes to heat the Putty?
Yes, the ImPRESSive Putty is food contact safe. This will not damage any plates or dishes. If you have any on, just wipe it off or wash it away with hot water.
Here are some questions we've received that you might like to read about.How porous is the ComposiMold material? It's food safe, but does it hold on to water (I'm asking because I want to avoid mold)ComposiMold by itself won’t mold, but any food particles left in it might. So after use, clean it well before storing. To keep it [...]
We have recently completed our free ebook guide for coloring resins. The EpoxyColors.com colorants work with epoxy, silicone, urethanes, and polyesters. This book provides an understanding of how to mix the colors and what to expect when coating surfaces with epoxy with pigments or making castings with various colors.You can download your copy at https://composimoldstore.com/content/EpoxyColors-C...
These two materials are so well suited for each other. Here's 3 ways to use Sculpey Polymer Clay with ImPRESSive Reusable Molding Putty.1. Make a shape using the Sculpey, and then mold that shape using the ImPRESSive Putty. And then you can use anything you want to cast into that mold: MORE Sculpey, resins like [...]
Metal Casting with ComposiMold Mold Making and ComposiStone Hard PlasterYes, ComposiMold Reusable Mold Making Material and ComposiStone Hard Plaster work great to make metal jewelry making, DIY fishing lures, toys, figurines, or other metal casting. And the nice part about it is you can continue to re-use the ComposiMold for lots of different molds and experiments. Here’s a video where [...]
Mold making is the process used to duplicate three dimensional models or objects. A model can be any object that has some depth to it. The original model can be made from almost anything. If you were making your own object to mold, you might use clay, rock, or plastic. Through the use of a mold making material a negative, [...]
Thank you Toby for sharing your trials and experiments with ComposiMold to make a replacement sconce. The following description is the process used by Toby to replace a 1960's light fixture. You'll see that this took many experimentations and he re-melted and re-made the ComposiMold mold multiple times. Here's what he writes...The procedure: Mold, [...]
ComposiMold will allow you to practice basic molding techniques to become a successful moldmaker. ComposiMold and ImPRESSive Putty are suitable for beginners. Whether you are interested making a mold for reproducing a sculpture, a toy, a figure, industrial patterns, architectural molding, dog prints, antique picture frames, taxidermy, the texture of a piece of fabric, you start by making a flexible [...]
I'm pretty sure nothing is lower cost in the long run. Mold making is fun and with ComposiMold it can be low cost. Here's a video showing the simple steps for mold making, plus some strange sounds. Low cost mold making has to do with the mold making material. Many videos suggest using the silicone with corn [...]
. How Much ComposiMold do you need? ComposiMold has virtually no shelf-life if kept covered. It’s a handy a tool for mold making to keep around. [...]