I truly wanted this cover set to turn out nice, it was a gift for my granddaughter. I have found that the mold is super thin and so the resin does not cure correctly. I did have leftover resin with this pour and so I poured it off in other molds that were deeper and they turned out rock hard when demolded. Nothing I did solved the very bendy situation for the first cover project. I didn't want to give up on this mold and so I poured another cover set this past weekend. It looks awesome, however it is so bendy, just like the first one I made. I did make sure that my resin mix was 1:1 and measured on a scale so I am not blaming them. I also poured off in other small but deeper mold and they set up nice and hard. Very disappointed now since I planned on making covers for notebooks for family and friends. I also have a box of rings and papers for this project that won't be used. I do not recommend this mold to anyone. It's to thin to allow the resin to do its job correctly while curing. I have found that if the mold you are using is not at least .50 inch in depth the pour will not cure correctly and remain bendy and sticky forever. Read more

I use these molds as practice but I have found one mold has a defect that causes a flaw to appear in the epoxy once set. It has occurred in all the resin notebook covers I have done in the same spot. Read more

Just the right size for my resin planners Read more