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How do the 3d molds work? I can't quite figure it out from the pictures on bb.com...

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Jamilah

I too have got a few 3D's mould and the understanding I've had for them is you pour soap into both sides and then when it's setting clip them together. I haven't to attempt this as I know it will go wrong lol! I'm not sure of any other way so it will be nice to read what other replies are

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Sarah x

I don't use mine for MP, but for CP, I clamp both halves together tightly, pour soap in and when hard enough, I work the soap out of the mold.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

So they are not meant for MP?

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Jamilah

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

I only own one 3D mould, but it seemed to work ok for me with MP.

http://www.aussiesoapsupplies.com.au/3D ... r-282.html

I received this mould with two really strong thick rubber bands. I put the rubber bands around the mould and poured the soap and let it set. When set I pulled the two pieces off, then had to get a knife and gently run it around the edge to cut off the little bit of soap that did escape through the cracks. If you don't have the rubber bands with the mould I would really recommend seeing if you can find some. They worked really well for keeping the mould together. The amount of soap that leaked through the cracks was minimal and none escaped all the way through to drip on the bench.

they are actually very simple to use - just clamp them together with the heavy duty rubber bands and pour the soap in through the funnel at the top. i have about 4 different ones i use, but the massage bar ones seem to be the most popular.

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