Silicone Liquid Rubber (Transperent white LSR-2 (15 Hardness) {1 KG pack}) with Mould Releasing Liquid Silicone Rubber Agent Choosing the best silicone for mold making depends on several factors, including the specific requirements of your project, such as the type of material being molded, the complexity of the mold, and your budget. Here are some popular options commonly considered among the best for mold making: 1. **Smooth-On Mold Max Series**: Smooth-On is a well-known manufacturer of mold making and casting materials, and their Mold Max series offers a range of silicone rubbers suitable for various applications. Mold Max silicones are known for their high tear strength, low viscosity, and excellent detail reproduction. 2. **Dragon Skin Series by Smooth-On**: Another popular choice from Smooth-On, Dragon Skin silicones are known for their exceptional flexibility and stretchiness. They are often used for creating molds that require frequent demolding or for casting flexible parts. 3. **Rebound Series by Smooth-On**: The Rebound series is designed specifically for brush-on mold making applications. These silicones have a thicker consistency, making them ideal for vertical or overhead mold making where traditional pourable silicones may not be suitable. 4. **Mold Star Series by Smooth-On**: Mold Star silicones are platinum-cure silicones known for their high tear strength and long library life. They are suitable for a wide range of mold making applications and offer excellent dimensional stability. 5. **Silicone Plastique by Make Your Own Molds**: Silicone Plastique is a two-part silicone putty that can be easily mixed and applied by hand. It's ideal for small-scale mold making projects or for creating molds with intricate details. 6. **Ecoflex Series by Smooth-On**: Ecoflex silicones are known for their biocompatibility and softness. They are often used for making molds for special effects, prosthetics, and medical applications where skin-like flexibility is required. When choosing a silicone for mold making, consider factors such as cure time, shore hardness, tear strength, and flexibility to ensure that the silicone meets the specific requirements of your project. It's also essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully for mixing and curing the silicone to achieve the best results. For More Info Contact jay Enterprises Bangalore Ph : 8050657801 / 8884343524