Why have rectangular shaped soap molds when you can have unique custom made soap shapes? You can create your own special design for party and wedding favors, to inspire a child who hates tub-time, or to impress your family members during gift giving season! With ComposiMold, soap mold making materials, you can make soaps in all kinds of shapes. Use one soap mold shape and then remelt to reuse the material to try another.

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Today's mold making project we used ComposiMold and Shea Butter Soap to create a homemade soap of Simon from Alvin and The Chipmunks. Simon was purchased at Goodwill; he was originally a McDonalds toy.

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ComposiMold's Newest Reusable Mold Making Material: ReMold Putty

Today's mold making project will demonstrate our newest reusable mold making material, ReMold Putty, AND a cute three year old mold maker! Watch him make a mold of a match car and turn it into handmade soap!



Re-Usable Mold Putty: 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. ReMold Putty may be remelted and used over and over. No expensive equipment is necessary. 

ReMold Putty is still in testing phases and YOU CAN BE THE TESTER! Simply submit a video of a ComposiMold project you've made for a chance to win awesome prizes and ReMold Putty to play with. Click here for more information! 

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What Did We Mold Today Video Series Opens Today!

Thank you so much for following our blog. We are happy to announce that our video series, What Did We Mold Today launches TODAY!

Aren't you always wondering..."what did these guys mold today?" Well our hope is that with these videos, you will see what kinds of projects we are working on and get inspired to create your own!

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ComposiMold Explained in Drawings

This video was created to demonstrate the simple ComposiMold process. We use chocolate as our casting material but of course you can use fondant, gum paste, and many other edible casting materials too! You can use a wide variety of non-edible treats too in ComposiMold-LT and PowerMold. 

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How to Make a Mold With ComposiMold

We want to be sure our customers are well informed so that they have success using ComposiMold. This new instruction video covers all the basics of Mold Making with ComposiMold with a few tips and tricks for the seasoned mold maker too. 

Don't guess how to use it! Watch this video and set yourself up for success!

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Clay Fish Wall Hanging Molded with ComposiMold and Cast with Urethane

The original piece was sculpted by Helene Farrar using Air Dry Clay. It was sealed with two layers of shellac before being sprayed with mold release. After sealing, the mold was pretty simple. It was placed in a container and the ComposiMold reusable mold making material was poured over it. When the ComposiMold cooled, the original was pulled out and polyurethane resin was poured in. Twenty minutes later-the fish now had a friend to swim with him.

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