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The major asset of latex molds is their ability to produce candles in a huge variety of shapes and a great precision in the details. This is something a metal or polycarbonate mold just can't offer.
And what makes them really attractive is that they're easy to make yourself with very limited supplies, available in almost any Do-It-Yourself superstore!
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