Environmental Technology 33900 Mold Release and Conditioner, 4 Ounce , White

I am incredibly impressed with this mold release and conditioner! I've used it with silicone molds for both resin and concrete casting, and the results have been fantastic. The spray provides a thin, even coat that ensures easy release of the cured products without any sticking or residue. It also helps to prolong the life of my molds by keeping them in good condition. The conditioner aspect of this product is great for maintaining the flexibility of silicone molds, preventing them from becoming brittle over time. If you're looking for a reliable mold release and conditioner, I highly recommend this product!

I had resin and plastic molds from a trip to Miami a month ago, so I went to Ben Franklin arts'n'crafts store to get the mold release and conditioner which they don't carry at all. They don't keep stock like: resin, mold release, and a few others, since it isn't in their order books, they can't help me and trekking over 200 miles to Miami when i need supplies in not doable. I live on a tiny island 100 miles to the mainland (Florida City).I am glad I found The casting and conditioning mold on amazon and the price reasonable. I ordered my supplies so, now I can continue to make my pendants. The resin is the best there is and it dries clear and does not cloud up and the pendants look great. I'll keep buying from here and I recommend this seller 100%. ;)

I use this mold release spray along with the casting mold. I have to transfer the solution to another bottle because the sprayer does not work. I try using water to release the mold when I find out the sprayer was defective.. The water spray worked too. My mold came off easilyp.s. I am soaking the sprayer in water to see if it will unplug.

Easy to use! Works well, items pop right out! Spray, wipe and let dry! Would not make a product without using!

Just starting to try to make resin jewelry...websites all say to make sure you have a mold release spray. Got this one & It certainly helped! I did struggle slightly with a bangle bracelet mold - but it did come free. I imagine if I had not sprayed the mold with this stuff, I may have ended up throwing old the mold AND resin bracelet inside it. Worth the couple extra seconds to spritz the mold! Happy with the product.

So I was trying to pick a mold release/conditioner that was good for the environment since most seem to be aerosol instead of a pump style. But this stuff leaves a residue when you let it dry which it says to do and so there are spots on the resin pieces then. And it doesn't seem to spray a nice fine mist and cover the area well. It also STINKS! Way worse then the Epoxy resin does. Even the UV resin I have used. I will likely look at one of the other options.

I use this product for resin. It needs shook well before use. If there is a little puddle in the bottom of the mold, the resin will not go there and you will be left with a dent or flat spot on the cured resin. I found that the excess can be shaken out or left overturned for a minute or two to drain out. I typically do this while mixing the resin. The cured resin comes out of the mold very easily. I've also found that it will irritate my skin so I always wear disposable gloves.

Works well on resin to plastic, piece pops right out. So glad to have a spray and not an aerosol can. it's about as small as it looks in the picture so it doesn't take up much room (you only need one or two sprays)I've been using this on my jewelry for over a year I barely made a dent in how much I used.

Works very well for resin cast. Was using on silicone mold. Goes on wet though as mister is not very fine but it works very well and did not cause any loss of detail.

Product will help me use unusual shapes for moulds

Love this, maybe 2 sprays max and the item comes loose almost immediatly, it really is very good

Excellent release agent for epoxy resin and definitely prolongs the life of all silicone and plastic molds

There was NOTHING to like about this product. Made the moulds Matt and stuck to the resin thus ruining the moulds.