Silicone Mold Release Spray (Silicone-Based) (16.9 floz/500ml) - Resin & Epoxy Release Agent for Smooth Mold Removal with Ease, Universal Use on Almost All Molds

Arrived perfectly packaged, and works wonderfully! I have used Epoxy Resin before, but didn't even know a release spray existed until I was shopping around to start up the hobby again. This is my 1st one I've ever tried, so far I've only used my molds to reshape skate wax, but the mold release spray worked amazingly. I took each mold outside to spray the inside, so the fumes weren't in the house. I squeezed the molds a few times just to make sure the release spray got into every nook and cranny them poured the melted wax in. I was able to demold each one perfectly, with no issues without even putting water in the mold like some suggest.So you can visualize I used fairly intricate molds that were various Halloween shapes, ghosts, ghosts with pumpkins, and a realistic spinal vertebrae shape. The spine one had the tiniest details, and it demolded with no issues! I just wiggled the mold down in the opposite direction of the details. This stuff worked fantastically and I will definitely get more once I run out!I will try to remember to update this once I start using the Epoxy Resin again!

Was unimpressed with a competitors (S-O) mold release spray. Decided to try this product. Works much better. Sprays on better, resin releases much easier, and better spray nozzle.

If you work with molds—resin, epoxy, silicone, candles, or even soap—you know how critical it is to get a clean release. Nothing is more frustrating than spending hours on a project only to have it stick, warp, or tear coming out of the mold. This spray solves that problem entirely, and I honestly wish I’d discovered it sooner.Right out of the box, the packaging gives a premium feel. You get 4 large 500ml cans, which is a generous amount and goes a long way—especially considering you only need a light mist for each use. The spray head delivers a smooth, even coat that dries quickly without any sticky or greasy residue. It doesn't interfere with the clarity of resin or dull the shine, which was a concern for me initially.I've tested it on various mold types: silicone, plastic, even older molds that are starting to lose their non-stick surface. In every case, the difference was noticeable. Resin pieces came out effortlessly, even those with fine details and sharp corners. I’ve also used it while making candles and small epoxy trays—it works across the board. What really stood out to me was how much easier cleanup became. My molds stayed cleaner, required less scrubbing, and showed less wear over time.This spray has genuinely made my crafting smoother and more enjoyable. Instead of stressing over mold release or doing re-pours because of stuck pieces, I can now focus entirely on creativity and execution. It’s given me more confidence to experiment with complex pours and intricate molds.For hobbyists, small business owners, or anyone doing mold-based crafts, MRealeazy Mold Release is an investment in quality. It elevates your work, protects your tools, and saves time—what more could you ask for?Highly recommend. I won’t go back to crafting without it

Easy to use. Works well.

This spray has really helped my resin release from the molds. Sometimes I forget to use it and I'm like "DANG" I FORGOT TOO USE THE SPRAY! It's always a pain when I forget to use it. Would definitely buy again. It has lasted me a long time too.You don't need much.

I was very pleased with this release spray. I’ve used other sprays with varying results. This one has good air pressure and a very fine mist, it only takes a little. My molds release well, and it’s one of the most economical sprays I’ve found.

Works great

I tried this release spray on a silicone mold that, frankly, probably did not need it because of the flexibility. But I wanted to try it on that first before using it on a larger project. The project released easily (as it probably would have had I not used it) but what I did note to be different (than in projects where I did NOT use it) was that the side of the project that had the spray had dull areas. To be determined to see if it comes out with sanding, but I really did not want to have to go through that process. I did follow the instructions and used this as a very light mist vs spraying on with a lot of product on the mold.