Liquid silicone mold making for resin models is easy to operate. For inquiries, contact Ms. Chen at 13662816580 (same number for WeChat).

1. Silicone Selection: Choose liquid silicone with appropriate hardness and viscosity based on the complexity of the resin model and usage requirements. Generally, silicone with a hardness between Shore A 20-40 is suitable for most situations.
2. Ratio Control: Strictly follow the recommended ratio of liquid silicone and curing agent for mixing. Improper ratios may result in the silicone failing to cure or poor performance after curing.
3. Mixing and Defoaming: Mix the silicone and curing agent thoroughly and evenly to ensure complete chemical reaction. At the same time, take appropriate measures for defoaming, such as using a vacuum pump or manually removing bubbles. Otherwise, bubbles may appear in the mold, affecting the replication results.
4. Environmental Requirements: The temperature and humidity of the operating environment have a certain impact on the curing of silicone. The operating temperature should be 20-25°C, and humidity should not be too high to avoid issues such as whitening on the silicone surface.
5. Mold Maintenance: Clean the mold promptly after use to avoid residual resin or other materials corroding the silicone. Avoid squeezing or high temperatures during storage to extend the mold's service life.