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1. Incomplete or No Curing: This is the most direct consequence. If Component B (curing agent) is added too little, the silicone rubber will remain sticky for a long time and fail to form; if too much Component B is added, the silicone rubber will cure too quickly, easily generating a large number of bubbles inside, and the mold will become brittle and prone to cracking.
2. Reduced Physical Performance of the Mold: Imbalanced ratios disrupt the original formula design of the silicone rubber.
   • Tear resistance decreases, making the mold prone to damage during demolding or repeated use.
   • High and low temperature resistance deteriorates, potentially causing the mold to deform, soften, or even melt when pouring high-temperature wax later.
3. Poor Surface Quality: Improper ratios can reduce the fluidity of the silicone rubber, preventing it from fully replicating the details of the master mold. The surface of the finished mold may develop pitting, material shortages, or blurred patterns, thereby affecting the final shape of the candle.