CRC 03301 Food Grade Silicone Mold Release, (Net Weight: 11.5 oz.) 16oz Aerosol Spray,Clear

$ 12.06

Score By Feature

Based on 378 ratings

Easy to use

9.31

Value for money

6.66

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Product Description

Among the most odorless, inert, non-staining and non-corrosive materials we've ever encountered

It reduces the amount of time it takes to produce more parts

A silicone content of 3% is used in light duty applications

This NSF M1 has been

It meets the 21 CFR 175" regulation of the FDA. There is a 21 CFR 178 and a 300 (release agent). A new standard for lubricants that come into contact with food (3570)

Questions & Answers

What type of silicone is used for this release agent? It is for silicone molds, or is it for other types of What will happen if the silicone molds or castings are damaged?

I'm sorry, but silicone is really the best. place the foam in a wood mold upon which I place the Fossshape (using a steam iron or heat gun) to form hat inserts. As far as I can tell, the product works correctly. The amount of product you need is not excessive. Although the mold is supposed to be colorless, it seems to have a slight yellow stain on the surface. This is probably because it was made from wood (so ideally I should have made it from another As it does not irritate the skin, I do not believe it will damage molds or castings.

This product can be applied to metal votive molds used for beeswax candles, right? It was a pleasure talking with ?

Your question was answered with a yes. I'm not sure how well this will work to release wax from a metal mold. You might try a high temperature silicone mold if you can. A release like that would be a delight

This can be used to make ice cube trays, right?

It is possible for you to do so if you wish. There is a food-grade version of this

Instead of spraying silicone lubricant, why should I use this?

There are no explanations as to why lubricant should be used. It works for me when I make homemade soaps using a few molds, especially those that do not require a liquid In order to remove my soaps more easily, I use silicon molds. My hope is that I have been of help. There is a spray silicone lubricant in this product!

Selected User Reviews For CRC 03301 Food Grade Silicone Mold Release, (Net Weight: 11.5 oz.) 16oz Aerosol Spray,Clear

Resin is good to use with this tool

5/5

Definitely worth getting if you work with resin molds that have tiny, deep lines in them. I had no trouble breaking apart each piece of the mold when I used this. The project turned out great and did not bend at all.

Veronica BYRNE

| Mar 01, 2021

It was caused by a mold I didn't like this product

3/5

It was dull and unpolished after it was released, so it ruined my piece. It states nowhere that it is not returnable once you purchase it but once you have it you can't get it back. It is not possible to return.

Ryder Garrett

| Sep 07, 2020

I am happy with the result

5/5

The silicone molds I use for epoxy jewelry work great with this product. As of yet, nothing has stuck.

Marina HODGSON

| Dec 07, 2020

The whole thing is a waste of time

3/5

Two months ago I used it for the second time to restore artwork after it was damaged by If I had used glue, I would have been more successful. do not offer helpful advice, warn against over applying I think I may not have applied My only knowledge is that these things took a lot of time and effort, and that they created two very nice sculptures. I also spent a lot of money on the material that was used to make.

Sariah Stanton

| Mar 11, 2021

The price is very reasonable, and I just thought the silicon layer would last a little longer

3/5

I have to apply a couple more coats in order to have a longer-lasting coating. Although it costs a lot, it's worth it at the price you pay.

Junior Bean

| Mar 15, 2021

When taken in small amounts, it is good

4/5

The resin molds I have used it for have gone on with no problems, but if you put too much on, the resin will separate. Other than that, it looks amazing!.

Aleah Kaiser

| Dec 21, 2020

It is meant to stuff and grind sausages

5/5

As far as I know, I have only ever used this on my sausage stuffer and grinder to prevent them Having never used any other kinds of food stuffing, this worked great when I stuffed homemade kielbasa! I recommend it, especially since I'll be using more! Maybe at some point I will use it for chocolate molds to make them more releaseable. As of right now, I didn't do that.