I usually will carve my shape out of clay, make a #1 pottery Plaster mold over the clay giving me the negative mold, then paint on Wax onto the #1 Pottery Plaster Mold. I can make as many waxs as necessary for slumping molds .
When painting the MM6 onto this wax, make sure to go thin and brush on very evenly . Dry the first layer with a cold fan, then apply another layer when it feels tacky or not cold to the touch. Dry this so that it is NOT cold to the touch as well, and build up layers until 1/8th to 1/4 thick. Weigh down at final stage when done building up layers. These molds should last for a very long time if taken care of. This technique makes EXCELLENT Drop Molds tooo! If you have ever wanted a special shape that you just do not seem to be able to find on the Mold Slumping sites, create your own out of MM6. These molds if handled carefully will last for a very long time , and do not shrink or thermal shock (BUT while creating them , you have to take pre-cautions so the large flat areas do not curl.) (Hence creating more problems for you. ) Also give the inside of the drop mold a nice rounded shape so the glass can shrink. Because the mold mix 6 does not shrink, this is necessary and also gives a nice soft curve while the glass drops down.
