⏲️ Time to Create: Make Every Second Count with Your Unique Clock!
The Sweet Password Resin Clock Molds kit includes a high-quality silicone mold, two clock faces, and six metal spring leaves, designed for DIY enthusiasts looking to craft personalized clocks. With a size of 6.1'' x 6.3'' and a depth of 1.3'', it accommodates 10.5 ounces of resin, ensuring a stable and beautiful finish. The premium silicone material offers excellent tear resistance and a smooth inner surface for easy demolding, making it an ideal choice for both beginners and experienced crafters.
A**Z
Easy to use, cute clock!
I love everything about this mold. Easy to use, demolding was a breeze, thick and sturdy mold. I poured three layers so as not to cause flash cure. The clock face does have a tendency to pop out but, that is a minor thing.
H**N
Pleased witb the products , I use Amazon frequently and am pleased with tbe service
I am a home crafter and am happy with the items
C**S
Exactly the product I was looking for
Very happy with my product and delivery
A**L
Use if you’re experienced or willing to educate yourself on resin art and how to use molds properly.
I loved this mold. However, I don’t recommend if you aren’t really experienced with resin or how to use molds. You can’t manhandle it. Patience is key. This mold like many others works best with layers. That is time consuming to some people. Good quality resin, and proper tools helps. I used a resin heating mat to set each layer in 35 min per layer. I also used a resin heat gun per layer. The stickers in my piece are laminated. If you don’t laminate paper, photos or stickers before placing in resin, it can cause them to curl up and or fade fast. How, you can’t laminate zinc printer photos. It ruins the photos. Also, you don’t have to, but I find pouring a thin clear layer first and letting it cure completely, then placing the laminated pieces on keeps them from poking through the wet resin. If you use a resin heating pad, I would remove the project off of it first and let it cool a bit before placing your laminated pieces on the first clear cured layer. If not, they tend to stick making it hard to remove and place where you want. Obviously if you’re not new to resin you may know all this, however some one may find it helpful 🙂. Happy crafting! 😇
J**N
My most popular item in my store
I love my creations and the roses are coOMg in my favorite things to do now for my customers
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