Question on paper to line wooden molds

Trinity said:

Pepsi Girl ...... Where did you get that large sheet I see some on Amazon but they are smaller and pretty expensive

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Hazel said:

Pepsi Girl -

Awesome idea and thanks for sharing. Having to line wooden molds is the main reason I switched to silicone. I prefer wood since it insulates better and I'll have to give this a try.

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kazmi said:

Pepsi Girl do you remember what thickness you went with? Since I use a 2 and 4 lb mold I can go with the individual 24 x 48 sheet but not sure what thickness to purchase. I like how yours keeps the creased folds.

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Pepsi Girl said:

I went with the .003
It feels thick but be careful when you score it I cut one of mine. Having said that I would not go thicker.

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Skatergirl46 said:

I have used a very similar thing to line Pringle's cans. It's something I use for my leather work. I got a roll of it at Tandy leather and they call it vellum. Mine looks more like what is in the picture showing the liner that has end pieces. It works great and is thick enough to clean and reuse. I did not CPOP with it, but I have done HP and molded the hot soap in it with no problems.

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kazmi said:

thanks!

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alaskazimm said:

Is this the stuff? This size should work in my 2 and 3 pound mold which are the hardest to line with freezer paper.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004O7A92O/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

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