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FirmDelivery7232 t1_j8w9701 wrote

Look for an Easter egg filled with candy. This the season. You should be able to find something you can use to make the mold.

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AdrIkkan OP t1_j8w9i73 wrote

Good idea but most of those are plastic, and I dont think I should put that in the oven ^^"

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FirmDelivery7232 t1_j8w9or6 wrote

No but you could use it to form the mold into something that would. Plaster of Paris? Something like that, or even clay. You could use mold separator (or better would be PAM.

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AdrIkkan OP t1_j8wau7j wrote

I'm checking that out! Seems like a good idea. But how do I use the PAM? Sorry but I never used it and in my country it doesn't exist like that (I'm guessing it's just a kitchen spray that I would use to cast a non-sticky surface on the mold before using the Plaster, is that it?

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FirmDelivery7232 t1_j8wm9ux wrote

Yes, that's it exactly. Or more than likely you can find mould release spray.

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