80s Disco Fever Fondant Silicone Tray Boombox Microphone Radio Bass for Sugarcraft Cake Decorating, Cupcake Topper, Chocolate, Polymer Clay

80s Disco Fever Fondant Silicone Tray Boombox Microphone Radio Bass for Sugarcraft Cake Decorating, Cupcake Topper, Chocolate, Polymer Clay

I love 80s party decoration rubber tray 6-cavity. Shapes included_roller skate, headphones, boombox, microphone, radio, bass guitar. Small size_height around 0.9-1.57inch. For fondant cake decorating, cupcake topper, resin art, polymer clay projects and more. SKU #3009 includes 5 cavities, SKU #4015 includes 5+2 cavities, cassette tape, roller skates, 2 more patterns. Kids birthday, school event, retro disco party, 70s, 80s, 90s hip hop party decor. Use with modelling clay (air clay, paper clay, resin clay, polyclay, polymer clay, salt clay, metal clay, liquid clay etc.), resin(epoxy resin, rethane resin, uv resin, polyester resin), concrete, cement, gypsum, plaster, hot glue, soap, candle, wax, mix media and more. Also be used with food material such as ice, gum paste, jelly, marzipan, fondant, sugarpaste, melted candy, chocolate etc. Craft tips: For fondant craft, add roll fondant before crafting; For chocolate craft, spray release agent for chocolate; For resin craft, add baby oil after resin dried. Food Grade. Food and Non Food material should use separately. Wash and boil before use, especially for food. Easy to use tray very flexible and easy to clean, can be used in oven, dishwasher, refrigerator etc. Can be used within the temperature between -40~220 centigrade / -40~428 fahrenheit.

Mold color: clear

Finish: gloss (may require polish/glaze if need a shiniest/most glossy look)

Suffer temperature: -40 to 230 centigrade/ -40 to 446 fahrenheit

Can be used with dishwasher/oven/refrigerator

Food grade, no BPA/PVC/phthalate

Wash and boil before use, especially for food

More Tips to use with Epoxy Resin:
1) Poured in silicone molds in layers, allowing air bubbles completely escape;
2) To expedite the process of escaping of bubbles and time of solidification of resin, the mold can be a bit warmed up, for example, heat the oven to 80°C, turn off, ventilate it a little and put mold, filled with resin in the oven.
3) Follow resin instruction for the time need to cure, measure and mix resin properly. It does not mean it has been cured if it is hard.
4) Do not use water-base ink for resin casting.
5) After baking clay / resin in complex or deep molds release the finished product under running water with soap.
6) Put in refrigerator a while/ soak in hot water a while/ release with baby oil if it is hard to release.