Candle Making
From the largest international candle making shops to home hobbyists, Reynolds carries both urethane and silicone mold rubbers used to make custom molds for casting wax. Using mold rubber to make a candle mold offers you many possibilities not possible with rigid candle molds. Silicone rubber can withstand very high temperatures and is very flexible, while urethane rubber offers a cost effective solution for production wax casting. Both materials perform very well for repeated cycling of molds.
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Popular Products
Mold Star 15, 16 & 30
1A:1B mix by volume, low viscosity platinum liquid silicone rubbers. No vacuum degassing needed.
PMC-744
Excellent for making molds that are strong, durable and dimensionally stable. Developed for the Hobby/Ceramics field.
OOMOO
Easy to use silicone rubber compounds that feature convenient one-to-one by volume mix ratios (no scale necessary) and Low viscosity - vacuum degassing is not necessary
Videos

How to Make Holiday Snowflake Candles Using a Silicone Mold

Mold Making Tutorial: How to Make Your Own Custom Candle Mold

Martha Stewart Demonstrates How To Make a Silicone Candle Mold

Martha Stewart Demonstrates Candle Mold Making and Wax Casting

Martha Stewart Shows How To Make Candle Molds out of PMC-744 Urethane
Images

Candles cast from PMC®-744 urethane mold rubber.

Beeskep II candles cast from PMC®-744.

Candles cast from PMC®-744 urethane mold rubber.

Candles cast from OOMOO® silicone mold rubber.

Candles cast from PMC®-744 urethane mold rubber.