Pen Shape Resin Moulds Cylinder Shaped Epoxy Casting Moulds Ballpoint Pen Silicone Moulds for DIY
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Pen Shape Resin Moulds Cylinder Shaped Epoxy Casting Moulds Ballpoint Pen Silicone Moulds for DIY
Cylinder silicone moulds for casting your own ballpoint pen blanks in resin. Great for gifts and teachers. Shop pen moulds at Resin Art NZ.
Product details and specifications
- Reliable material: the ballpoint pen casting moulds are made of silicone, which is flexible, durable and reusable, can make the resin craft products clear and smooth, they are easy to clean and store, suitable for long-term use, the pen refills are practical for your writing and painting.
- How to use: choose the silicone mould style you like and put the refill pens into the mould, pour resin into mould, wait the resin get cured and then twist the mould and push the completed pen out, you can also add glitter powders, liquid resin dye or other decorations to make the pen mode delicate and beautiful.
- Wide applications: the ballpoint pen casting moulds and refill pens sets are nice stationery tools, suitable for you to make cute and beautiful pen gifts for your kids, students, teachers, friends, family members and other people, which is interesting and show them your care, they will like the lovely and practical gifts
- Completely clean inside before use.
Questions before you buy
What should I check before choosing this mould or kit?
Check the product details for Pen Shape Resin Moulds Cylinder Shaped Epoxy Casting Moulds Ballpoint Pen Silicone Moulds for DIY, including the listed design, dimensions and pack contents. Where moulds and accessories are offered as separate options, select the option needed for your project.
How do I choose a suitable casting material?
Use the materials specified in the product details and follow the casting material manufacturer’s instructions. Check mixing ratio, pour depth and curing requirements before starting; a mould’s size does not determine a resin’s maximum pour depth.
When should I remove a resin casting from the mould?
Follow your resin manufacturer’s demoulding instructions and allow the casting to cure sufficiently before removal. Curing time depends on the resin and working conditions.