Wondering how to prep your new molds for the kiln? In this video I talk about prepping new ceramic molds as well as stainless steel. I prefer to use Boron Nitride rather than kiln was even though it is more expensive as it last longer in-between firings.
Once you apply a solid first coat, you will be able to get at least 6-10 slumping firings. Before each use, make sure to check your mold and make sure there aren't any "bald spots." If you find some, use the Boron to simply touch up your mold.
I also talk about how to refresh your mold if the release builds up on your mold.
Feel free to ask any questions you may have about molds or prepping them.
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