How to use amazing mold putty tutorial 

I am just learning about amazing mold putty and I tried making one and I failed but I watched like 3 videos now and now I finally know how to make it and im gonna try my new method

Pushing an item into the mold can actually distort your mold! The earring shes using is pretty flat so its prob fine for that, but I'd suggest use the box instructions! If anyone is trying this, the box suggest that you actually roll the mixed putty over the item you are trying to create a mold of, and then you gently put the it on a flat surface, so the mold will be able to lay flat. I've tried both methods, and found that rolling the clay over the item is the way to go.

A good money saving method for making silicone mold putty is by mixing 100% silicone caulking (about $5.00 US a tube) with corn starch (be sure to wear gloves) and use as putty. It takes a day to cure since it is an air drying product, but works well. You can also paint layers of pure silicone caulk onto large objects (be sure to apply a thin layer of Vaseline or paste wax onto your object) to prevent the silicone from sticking. Works well for casting larger objects in resins.

I'd like to know who the genius was who thinks humans have fingers like ET or Edward Scissorhands? The containers are ridiculous!

Thank You for creating this video 😃

Just a quick note on economizing (as you said it's expensive if you're doing a lot of stuff). If you're casting polymer clay, you don't have to use so much to mold an object the size of that earring. Only if you're using a liquid casting medium do you need that much of a base under the actual mold surface (to keep the liquid from spilling). Mine are a lot thinner and they work really well for clay (which I'm going to press in from both sides anyway).

Hi great video...do you store the Amazing putty molds in ziploks too?

what if you want to make a mold using a wolf link amibo for a mold

Great tutorial. Thank you. Unfortunately, this stuff coast 40 Euros in Europe. Am trying to find a the same kind of product made here.

Found it at Michaels in the jewelry area.

Will this leave resin shinny or flat.

This stuff, when I casted wax into it the putty stuck to the wax and when is took it out it had the putty all over it ps, I let the mold cure for 30 minutes

How hard are the molds? Do you have a guess at the durometer? Thanks

I've used this in the past before with no issues. I sculpted a lot of polymer clay and made molds from them, even a complicated 3D one where i wrapped the whole clay in amazing putty and cut around the sides to get 2 halves. Now years later working on my new project, this time flat-sided tiny pieces, every single attempt failed! I don't know if i have a dud batch or not, there are no "sell by" labels on the box or anything at all, and yet my mold won't come out right. I know it's not me because I've done it before with success in the past and use the same clay brand "premo", so what's different? Every time i check the mold doesn't seem to want to stay around the edges of the clay, it's like it's avoiding staying firmly snug around the clays and their details, leaving warped edges. The clay wasn't dirty, i used alcohol to clean them before putting the putty on. I first placed my flat side of the clay on a glass then rolled the mold putty over it like the instructions says, then i thought maybe the class was too slippery causing the piece beneath to shift and move while the putty was curing, and maybe that's why it seems to be warping the edges, so i then put the clay pieces on masking tape and taped the edges of the tape to keep it from slipping around on the glass, but the same thing happens regardless........ The only thing i did in the past that i didn't do now was before i used a ceramic tile instead of glass, even if i tried it again with this batch i doubt there'd be a difference since glass and tile surfaces are so similar...... But my next move is to put more putty in the failed molds and then placing my clay inside it and squeezing the excess out and cutting off the overflow so maybe then i can fill in the gaps, details, and warped edges. And if all fails then i'm dumping the stuff and getting liquid mold makers.....

can i reuse the moldputt? can i put in the microwave to reuse?

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You can't use resin with the model magic....

No offence but its model magic not mold magic

It's model magic not mold magic and it's not meant for making molds at all it's just a clay for kids