Pouring

• After pouring, avoid letting cured pieces sit inside the mold longer than necessary. Some materials may continue to out-gas after the initial cure which may negatively impact the mold’s inner surface.
• When demolding, be cautious with or avoid using sharp objects entirely. If you have long fingernails, gloves are highly recommended.

Cleaning

• After demolding, wipe down the mold’s inner surface with soapy water and a soft cleaning cloth such as microfiber.
• If significant pigment residue remains on the surface (often the case with darker colors), multiple rounds of scrubbing may be needed.
• Any blemishes still on the mold afterward that are resistant to a soapy water scrub can be wiped away with 70%+ isopropyl alcohol.

Storage

• IMPORTANT — Always turn the mold right-side out once the mold has dried to maintain its shape memory. Failure to do so may permanently damage your mold.
• Always store the mold on a level surface in a cool, dry environment away from sunlight and avoid stacking molds on top of each other.