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Choice of 50gm and 100gm.

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My mold putty mix ratio is 1:1

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A-Silicone Impression Material Putty  

• ISO 13485:2003 Certified Manufacturer 
• CE certified product 
• Long shelf life 
• Skin safe & food grade silicone 

Two-part, platinum cured silicone mold making system that is safe and so easy to use. It works beautifully with resins, low temperature melt metal alloys, paper and air dry clays, polymer clay, wood putty, chocolate and more! Excellent for vertical, small or hard-to-reach areas. Non-toxic and food safe, DIY Putty can be baked at up to 300°F constant temperature or 600°F intermittently. No special equipment, tools or release agents are needed. 

Instructions for use: 

• Simply measure equal parts by volume of part A (white putty) and part B (blue putty) into two separate equal sized balls.
• Knead part A and part B together with your hands until uniform in color (light blue). The heat from your hands will help activate the product. Once the color is uniform, you are ready to begin your mold
• Press the kneaded mixture onto the surface of the object.
• Press firmly to ensure putty covers all surface areas. If covering a large surface, you may work in small sections and in batches
• To eliminate air bubbles in your mold, begin pressing in the lowest surface points working outward to high points
• After only 4 minutes, DIY Putty cures to a soft flexible silicone rubber mold that can be used over and over again
• Gently loosen and pull the mold from the object
• Allow the mold to cure for at least 1 hour before using

Please note that my mold putty is this color on the top picture. But u DO NOT RECEIVE ANY MOLDS just the putty to create your own mold.

Step 1	Step 2
Silicone Plastique® has the consistency of clay. Equal amounts of Part A (blue) and Part B (white) are scaled by weight or volume.	Parts A and B are combined and kneaded until a uniform color is achieved. Silicone Plastique® can be flattened by hand or rolled with a pin between sheets of plastic.
Step 3	Step 4
A small amount of plastique is rubbed into detail of a medallion. The medallion is pressed into Silicone Plastique® that has been rolled out twice the thickness of the medallion.	Silicone Plastique® has a work time of about 10 minutes and a cure time of about an hour at room temperature. Silicone Plastique® should be allowed to fully cure before removing medallion.
Step 5	Step 6
Chocolate is poured into cured mold.	With a flex of the mold, a perfect chocolate copy of the medallion pops out of the mold, ready to garnish your favorite dessert.

Remember that you will have a very small amount of time to mix the material before it starts to harden. It's best to get use to kneading the 
mixture in under a minute, 30 seconds is ideal. I know this sounds short, but if you count to 30 while kneading it's plenty of time. This is easiest 
when you are making small (1" to 2") sized molds. If you are planning to make molds for larger items, especially items measuring over 4" I would 
not recommend this compound. This is ideal for jewelry / art doll making.