Here learn how to use polyurathane casting resin in silicone molds. This video is produced by Carl Hill from Gatehouse Candles.
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Cool, that is my video from YouTube. We love the Resin and Silicone from Hobby Silicone (www.hobbysilicone.com). We are not associated with them, just happy customers.
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