Q & A: Platinum Cured Silicone Rubber (120 comments)

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    2025-01-31
    Vivian
    Why is my Platinum Cure Silicone not curing properly?
    Possible reasons include improper mixing ratios, contamination, or incorrect temperature conditions.
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    2025-01-30
    Edwin
    Can Platinum Cure Silicone be used for candle molds?
    Excellent for candle molds due to heat resistance and fine detail replication.
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    2025-01-30
    Kate
    How to store unused RTV-2 Platinum Cure Liquid Silicone?
    Store in cool, dry place, sealed tightly, away from sunlight and moisture.
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    2025-01-30
    Irene
    Does Platinum Cure Silicone shrink during curing?
    Minimal to no shrinkage, ideal for precise applications.
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    2025-01-29
    Helena
    Can Platinum Silicone be painted or dyed?
    Yes, special silicone-based pigments and paints are available.
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    2025-01-29
    Diana
    Is Platinum Cure Silicone food-safe?
    Yes, many types are FDA-approved for food-safe molds and utensils.
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    2025-01-28
    Helen
    How long does Platinum Cure liquid Silicone take to cure?
    Typically cures within 4-6 hours; exact time varies based on product and conditions.
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    2025-01-28
    April
    What's the main difference between Platinum Cure Silicone and Tin Cure Silicone?
    Platinum cure silicone is more durable, safe for skin contact, has minimal shrinkage. Tin cure silicone shrinks more and isn't suitable for skin contact.
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    2025-01-27
    Asher
    Can Platinum Cure Silicone withstand high temperatures?
    Yes, typically up to 200°C (392°F) without deforming or degrading.
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    2025-01-27
    Rocco
    How safe is Platinum Cure Silicone for skin contact?
    Very safe; hypoallergenic, commonly used for life-casting and prosthetics due to skin-friendly properties.
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