Liquid Mold Silicone for Making Simulated Jade Models with High Number of Mold Replications. For inquiries, contact 13662816580 (same number for WeChat).

Using liquid mold silicone to create simulated jade models requires meticulous operation across multiple stages, including material preparation, mold making, simulated jade pouring, and post-processing. Below is the detailed process and key techniques:

 Core Materials
Liquid Mold Silicone: Choose food-grade or industrial-grade addition-cure silicone (such as platinum silicone), characterized by high-temperature resistance and low shrinkage rate (≤0.1%), making it suitable for detailed texture replication.
Curing Agent: Use according to the silicone type (addition-cure silicone typically requires a curing agent ratio of 1:1 or 10:1, while condensation-cure silicone often uses 100:2).
Simulated Jade Pouring Material: Commonly used materials include unsaturated polyester resin or epoxy resin, mixed with color paste for tinting;
To achieve a translucent effect, transparent resin + jade color paste (such as olive green or bluish-white) can be added, or mica powder and glass microspheres can be incorporated to simulate the reflective texture of jade.
Release Agent: Used for demolding silicone molds to prevent adhesion (e.g., Vaseline or specialized silicone release agents).