ComposiMold's Reusable Mold Putty

ReMold Putty (Beta) is our newest reusable mold making material in a putty form. It can be applied directly to almost any model, capturing the finest detail and curing within minutes. ReMold putty can be used to make molds of sculptures, prototypes, candles, picture frames, coins, etc. You can cast wax, clay, low melt plastics, low melt metal, and a variety of resins into ReMold putty. It can be re-melted and used over and over.

• High melting point: 185°F
• No old box required
• Simple two part system
• Reusable
• Microwaveable
• Compatible with dozens of casting materials
• Shore hardness: 60A

ComposiMold's Reusable Mold Putty

Reusable Mold Putty: Can be applied directly to almost any model; capturing the finest detail and curing within minutes. Reusable mold putty can be used to make molds of sculptures, prototypes, candles, picture frames, coins, etc. You can cast wax, clay, low melt plastics, low melt metal, and a variety of resins into reusable mold putty. Reusable mold putty may be re-melted and used over and over. No expensive equipment is necessary.

Instructions: Microwave the putty in an oven safe bag. Add 2 drops of the Activator to the bag for every oz. of putty. Heat the putty at 10 second intervals until completely melted. Let the putty cool to a temperature comfortable to the touch (115 degrees or less.) Release compound is not typically necessary. Reusable mold putty may be reused many times. Store reusable mold putty in a tightly sealed plastic bag between uses.

Do it again! Make a completely new mold by following these same instructions each time.

Tips

• Spray porous objects such as wood or cloth with water. Water helps pull the putty into highly detailed areas of the object. Once the putty touches the damp porous surface do not attempt to remove it until completely solidified.
• Do not add water to smooth objects, putty will move and it may crack.
• For best results wait for the putty to cool to about 80 degrees Fahrenheit before using it. If you do not wait for it to cool to 80 degrees Fahrenheit the putty will slowly droop losing its shape. However there are some situations where drooping may be beneficial to the user. Example: Letting it ''flow'' onto fine detail of a flat object such as a leaf or cloth. In these instances use it at higher temps (90-115) Fahrenheit. (Be careful of burns).
• Smooth the putty surface before attempting to create a mold to avoid creating unwanted lines.
• Wash and thoroughly dry your hands before shaping to prevent sticking to hands.
• The putty can be carved or sculpted--when molding a sculpture or carving that was created from the reusable putty, coat it with a mold release such as cooking oil or silicone mold release.
• Molds will last as long as they are kept out of direct sun and high temps.
• Place the putty in the bag after use to keep the leaking activator contained.
• When casting with resin or silicone and the mold is slimy and not easy to wipe; rinse the mold in denatured alcohol, paint thinner or mineral spirits then dry the mold.

Important Note:

The activator is important for solidifying the mold and useful as a built in mold release, but it will slowly leak out of the mold over time. Too much activator on the mold surface is undesirable; simply remove the excess and pools of the activator with a sponge or dry cloth before pouring your casting resin.