Two jars of Solid Solutions Silicone Putty 1:1 Mould Maker, Part A (white) and Part B (blue), 200g each for a 400g kit

Silicone Putty 1:1 Mould Maker | 400g Kit

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Silicone Putty 1:1 Mould Maker | 400g Kit

A two-part silicone putty you mix and mould entirely by hand — no measuring cups, mixing sticks or pouring required. Knead equal parts together, press it over the object you want to copy, and you'll have a finished, food-grade, reusable mould in as little as 15 minutes. Ideal for jewellery, coins, small props and any project where a fast, detailed, one-off mould beats setting up a full pour.

Kit Includes

1 x 200g Part A Jar (White) 1 x 200g Part B Jar (Blue)

Product Details

Kit Size
400g (200g + 200g)
Mix Ratio
1:1 by weight
Working Time
3 – 5 minutes
Cure Time
15 – 30 minutes
Shore Hardness
35A
Shrinkage
Minimal — approx. 0.01%
Temperature Resistance
Up to 350°C
Coverage
~10g mixed per 20c coin-sized mould

Key Features

No mixing tools needed Self-releasing Minimal shrinkage Food grade & FDA compliant Heat resistant to 350°C Reusable & flexible

Common Uses

Jewellery & small object moulds Coin & medallion moulds Texture & pattern duplication On-site & vertical moulding Prototype & repair patterns Craft & hobby projects

Important: Weigh Part A and Part B Accurately

Getting the 1:1 ratio right matters — weigh Part A and Part B on a scale rather than estimating by eye or volume. If the two parts aren't in equal weights, the chemical reaction between them can be thrown off, and the putty may stay soft and tacky or fail to cure at all. When in doubt, weigh out slightly more than you think you'll need from each jar in equal amounts, rather than guessing a smaller quantity.

How to Use

1
Measure equal amounts of Part A and Part B by weight — for example, a 20 cent coin-sized mould needs around 10g of each (20g total).
2
Knead the two parts together by hand until fully blended into a uniform blue colour with no white streaks — that's your sign it's ready to use.
3
Press the putty firmly over the object you want to copy within the 3 – 5 minute working time, making sure it fully captures the surface detail.
4
Leave to cure for 15 – 30 minutes (longer in cooler weather), then gently peel the finished mould away from the object.

Why Putty Instead of Liquid Silicone?

Unlike a pourable liquid silicone, this putty needs no mixing sticks, measuring cups or containment walls — you knead it by hand and press it straight onto your object, so it works just as well on a vertical or overhead surface as it does on a bench. It's self-releasing, so there's no mould release agent to apply first, and it goes from mixing to a usable mould in well under half an hour rather than the hours a poured silicone needs to cure. That makes it the better choice for small, detailed, one-off impressions; for larger volumes or production moulds, our liquid Silicone Rubber 1:1 Mould Maker kits are the better fit.

Storage & Safety

Keep Part A and Part B in their sealed jars, stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, until you're ready to mix and use them.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's in this kit and what's the mixing ratio?+
This kit contains a 200g jar of Part A (white) and a 200g jar of Part B (blue), mixed 1:1 by weight.
How do I know when the putty is fully mixed?+
Knead the two parts together until the colour is a uniform blue with no white streaks left — that's your sign it's ready to use.
How long do I have to work with it, and how long does it take to cure?+
You have a 3 – 5 minute working time to press the putty onto your object, and it fully cures in 15 – 30 minutes (longer in cooler weather).
How is Silicone Putty different from your liquid Silicone Rubber 1:1 Mould Maker kits?+
This putty is hand-kneaded and cures in minutes, making it ideal for small, one-off impressions without any pouring equipment. Our liquid Silicone Rubber 1:1 Mould Maker kits are poured over a model, take longer to cure, and suit larger or more detailed production moulds.
Is it safe for food-contact moulds?+
Yes. Once fully cured it's food grade, non-toxic, odourless and FDA compliant, making it suitable for cake, candy and soap moulds.
Reviews

Customer Reviews

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Maggie McLennan

Silicone putty. Awesome product. Very easy to use. Supply and postage was fast. Business is professional. AAA

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Robert Hancock

Easy to use and worked very well.

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Oselyne Ong
Fantastic for moulds

I know this is an art item, but I bought it because my door frame was unique and when I asked for a 10cm replacement after my locksmith put a massive hole in it to secure a new lock. I was quote more than a thousand for a little piece of wood, so I had the idea to take a mould out of my door frame, and then make the frame out of Builder's Bog. While it was not perfect, I managed to make a door frame out of this and now I will always have some of it just in case.

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jill dawson
Include that it is high quality more body making better moulds

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Marian Hosking

Silicone Putty 1:1 Mould Maker | 400g Kit

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Andrijan Cvetanoski
Perfect Mould

Had some damaged bodywork on some equipment.
Made a mould of the undamaged sections and got a fantastic finish on the damaged section flush with the rest of the chassis.