Mini Bottle UV Resin Silicone Mold Set 6 Potions with Manual

These molds are a little tricky to use, however I'm figuring it out. It's worth it because these molds make the cutest little bottles. I'm very pleased with these molds

Ive made many shakers out of these bottle molds already. Do not regret buying. Its just a little tricky when using. But once you get it down its easy.

I had had these on my wishlist for a long time and finally gave in and got them. I was realatively pleased with their size when they arrived, but the lack of instructions or well...anything aside from the molds themselves, left a lot to be desired. I had to return to the listing to get the instructions, which is something you should be aware of if you are purchasing this item. Save the images on the listing as well in the item description because otherwise you're left to figure it out on your own. The bottles I've managed to make are cute, but there are some pretty big issues that I will list down below along with the pros.Pros:- Molds come in separate bags and have numbers on them to help keep track should they get mixed up- Don't use a whole lot of resin when making the bottles- The instructions (once you find them) are relatively easy to figure outCons:- Does NOT come with instructions, you need to save them from the Amazon listing if you want them- Saying 2/3 full isn't really helpful, either providing a volume measurement or a line on the molds would be super helpful- Like others have pointed out, the bottles come out kind of cloudy looking, which can get frustrating- No matter what I tried when making the flask looking beaker, I wound up with an uneven lip along the seams on the outside (inside was perfect each time, nice and smooth), which couldn't be fixed with an exacto knife (like in the instructions). It needed filing down which then left the surrounding resin cloudy and rough. I have not tried the other molds yet as I am low on resin, but this might be a design flaw to keep an eye on.- The molds, when put together and clipped (either with binder clips or paper clips and tape) are taller than most UV lamps, meaning you have to either hold the lamp while it's working, prop it up on stuff, or tilt your molds. The last one can lead to leakage as one would assume.

Took me a while to figure out how these worked. They came with no instruction but a lot of pieces. Fortunately they kept each bottle's pieces together in a separate smaller bag so no guess work on which pieces go together. There is a bottle (2 sides and an inside) , a base that will pop in and need epoxied to the bottom of the bottle after both parts are dry and a bottle cap for almost every design (I think 1or 2 don't need a separate base) easiest way I find to work it was to pour in a small amount to the 2 sides hooked together THEN push the middle into the mold so the resin is pushed up around it (some may gush back out of the top if you put in too much) and pour the base and cap at the same time so it can be glued together when they dry. The molds hold together well enough I didn't need clips or anything to help seal them, but it's made where you could easily clip it together if it made you feel more comfortable against leaks

Update these bottles are very cute and u need clips to hold them together I suggest strongly to use UV curing resin as for it sets fast, watch for air pockets around the seems. They are for of an experienced resin crafterReally thought they would be cute but they r impossible to make wasted so much resin trying to make at least just 1 but not a single one came put after several trys so bummed

These are the cutest little bottles! Turned out far better than expected, and also much easier. My 1st bottle I made in under 5 minutes and I'm in love.This brand of molds has been amazing so far. I see many purchases in my future.

The video makes it look easy to make these small bottles but even as an experienced resin maker, it is very difficult to get these little bottles to come out completely whole. Getting the molds to stay together was accomplished with tape and a bunch of binder clips. This works okay but tape does not stick well to the silicone molds. The lids and bottoms come out fine but not the bottles.The main problem is that after you put the resin in the mold, and put the insert in the mold, the insert floats up which allows the resin level to drop down which in turn causes the bottom of the bottle (top of the mold) to not form correctly. Also, because of the design, even if you do get enough resin in the mold, the resin tends to get an air bubble in the same spot so I've only managed to make one good intact and properly formed bottle out of about 10 tries and that was with the center insert piece stuffed full of skinny stirring sticks to hold it down. I've now added a heavy bolt and lead fishing weights to hold down the insert and that works but trying to get the resin to fill up that one area that forms the bottom edge of the bottle is ridiculously difficult. I've even tried piping in extra resin around the side of the insert, using a bent toothpick to go around the edge that forms the bottom band, and filling the entire mold with resin first and then sucking some back out to prime the area and none of those methods helped at all. I've ended up just cutting off the bottom 1/2 " of all but 1 bottle so all of my bottles are now shorter than intended and none have the nice bottom edge they are supposed to have. The larger bottle mold has the exact same issue. Really frustrating and very wasteful of resin.

These bottles are tiny tiny first of all. Secondly they were packaged like they were just items found, thrown halfway in a bag and taped up like crazy. Not to mention they all look the same exactly minus 2 bottles. These are like barbie size. Not at all what i expected. I do not recommend