Description Lucky Dip Seconds Moulds of silicone moulds (seconds quality or end of line moulds)  – any combination of cabochons (oval, round, heart, teardrop , marquise, etc), spheres, charm beads and kawaii moulds. Also see our mystery DIY kits here. Don’t forget, for faster shipping see our Etsy shop here! Lucky Dip Seconds Moulds Contents Lucky Dip Seconds Moulds will contain seconds quality moulds, meaning that they may have cosmetic defects that do not affect the use of the mould and will still produce beautiful casts. These may contain bubbles, glitter, or other cosmetic defects. Please read our full Terms and Conditions and FAQ page before ordering. If you’re unhappy with the contents of your lucky dip mystery bag you are more than welcome to return as with any of our products but you are responsible for shipping costs. You cannot exchange any of the contents of the Lucky Dip Seconds Moulds. Using Silicone Moulds Because they are made from water-clear silicone, our moulds (molds) they are ideal for all types of resin including UV curing resin. No need for polishing or sanding. We use a strong but flexible high quality silicone and each mould is hand made and checked. Simply mix your resin with colours, sparkles, flowers or your clients’ elements or inclusions like breastmilk, lock of hair, umbilical cord and placenta or cremation ashes. Then add to the mould and cure in the usual way. Or you can add your resin to the mould before adding elements. If working with UV resin we recommend you work in layers to achieve beautiful depths of colour. These moulds are suitable for use with resin (UV resin, EcoResin, epoxy resin or polyester resin), concrete, polymer clay (air drying, heat curing such as Premo and Sculpey). We recommend removing the polymer clay from the mould before baking if not using air drying clay although they can be heated up to 130°C. Although we use a food-safe silicone, we don’t recommend these moulds for use with food due to the manufacturing process. Mould Life and Care These moulds are sold for semi-permanent use and will degrade with use. This is normal and not classed as a fault. Please see our mould care information for more info. The life of your moulds will depend on the material used, the number of uses, how gentle you are using it, good storage, careful washing and environmental factors. Test Cast It is very important you do a test cast with each mould to check for imperfections, to remove any dust attained during transit and to make sure you are comfortable using the mould before making any jewellery. We advise you use UV resin for this and coat the depression in resin before curing, removing and making a visual check. If there is a problem with the test cast please get in touch within 7 days of receipt. Contact Us If you have any questions please email us on ke***************@***il.com or get in touch on our Facebook page Keepsaker Supplies (click here). This page contains affiliate links meaning we may receive a small amount of commission based on your purchases with no extra cost to yourself. Like this:Like Loading... Related