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Sets fast in 20 to 30 minutes with out shrinking. Smooth and bubble free formula provides great results every time. Perfect for repairs hobby molds and casts. Top to learn more
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DAP-Professional quality for repairs in plaster walls and ceilings. Sets in 20-30 minutes and can be painted with any oil or latex-based paint. It is preferred by professionals artists and hobbyists. Tub contains 8 pounds. Warning: injurious to eyes. Causes skin burns. May cause eye skin or respiratory irritation. Top to learn more
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The professionals choice for casting medium, PerfectCast is five times stronger than any other regular plaster. It is AP Non-Toxic and it reproduces intricate detail identical to the original mold. The only substance you need to add is water. PerfectCast produces a perfect cast every time. Top to learn more
Good Product, it equal to store bought
Pros: It's same as I have used in school, work, and personal art hobbies for years so its reliable, easy to use, and great for all skill levels.Cons: It's only half the quantity for the same cost as in the local stores; that is not even counting in the cost of shipping. I hoped it was a new better product then what I been using, but it turned out to be the same... oh well...
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Exactly what I needed
I needed to cast some body parts to help me with a costume. The roll arrived earlier than estimated, and worked really well. I bought 3 rolls and they covered almost half of my body. Just make sure you have some petrolium jelly or something so that it doesn't stick to your skin.
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Plaster Gauze for Sculpture Art and Crafts...Plaster gauze also called Paris Craft is cotton gauze impregnated with plaster. Fast drying and non toxic it is ideal for a wide range of sculpture projects. Simply cut the cloth to the desired length moisten with water to activate the plaster apply cloth to your project and let it dry. Bingo! An instant plaster sculpture! Top to learn more
perfect!!
This product is perfect for making my pregnant belly masks. 2 rolls for each kit is just right. It is easy to use and hardens up in 10 minutes.
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DAP PLASTER OF PARIS *25 lb. *For general wall and ceiling repair *Sets fast in 20-30 minutes without shrinking *Smooth and bubble free formula provides great results every time *Interior use *Bagged Top to learn more
Sets FAST
I'm using this product to plaster over whatever's left on the kitchen walls. I knocked down some cheap tiles that peeled off in places and scraped off all the mastic I could. It adheres very well, but it sets within TWO MINUTES. I have very little time to work with it. If you plan on repairing walls with this, or plastering walls at all, and you need some time to spread and work it with texture, you'll have to add something to it. I've read that vinegar or lemon juice will slow down the reaction, but I haven't worked out the right amounts yet. Do your homework before you try it. Otherwise, it mixes quickly with a drill-powered mixer and adheres very, very well. Remember, it doesn't dry; it cures. Do not use it for casts!! The reaction is exothermic and will burn you very badly. Also, Home Depot recommends adding lime powder. Haven't tried it yet. For as simple as this is to mix, buying the stuff in the tub is ridiculous for anything but spackling.
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This is Shapelock/Friendly Plastic: surprisingly strong, a little goes a long way, good for kids!
I heard about this as "Shapelock" and for whatever reason, the company decided to rename it "Friendly Plastic". "Instamorph" is another name for the same material.It's Polycaprolactone, Wikipedia has a great entry on it.The pellets melt in 150F-160F water. This is hot enough to scald you but not cause a serious burn. I was afraid this would mean that kids wouldn't be able to play with it but in fact they can due to the low thermal capacity and conductivity. Within a minute or two of coming out of the hot water bath this stuff cools down enough that it's just warm. However it still remains pliable enough for kids to have a lot of fun.When it does finally cool completely it's hard and strong. I'm used to Fimo/Sculpey which is really very weak. This stuff is suprisingly strong. Strong enough that I have yet to break a part which was fully cooled. I'd say it's as structural as the plastic in most kid's toys and actually a bit tougher (resistant to...
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Make it
InstaMorph has captured my imagination. I am a musician and tech junkie and thought the applications for InstaMorph would allow me to make stands, cases and handles for all my stuff. That it did and does, but it is so much more. I have repaired a cracked interior panel in my Honda Element (saving several hundred dollars). I have securely insulated and spliced two audio cables together without tape, heat shrink or solder. My toothbrush finally has a home. My mixer finally sits at the correct angle on my desk. I've disposed of my envelope/letter holder for something much more efficient and small. The switch that keeps breaking off of my organ is now replaced forever.If my dad had this when I was a kid my toys would have lasted twice as long.And it's strong. The thicker you make it the stronger it is (duh). But under stress it doesn't snap; it bends. It's tough. And the 12oz container goes a long way. I'm halfway through mine and I've made a ton of...
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BEST TOOL IN THE TOOLBOX
I tried this product to make a part for my car and ended up making a scale model of the Eiffel Tower. This stuff is incredibly easy to work with. It stays soft long enough to work with it. It paints easily with a wide variety of paints. I recommend setting aside at least 15 minutes to melt the pellets and do the project. I obtained a great deal of satisfaction making something I needed instead of having to purchase it and the rest of the family had fun. This InstaMorph stuff now has a permanent home in my main toolbox. This is listed as a toy, but is as indispensable as my hammer.
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InstaMorph is an advanced modeling compound that melts in hot water or air (140 deg F) and solidifies at room temperature. When warm, it acts like clay, but when it cools it resembles a strong plastic. Unlike other products that once they dry they are locked in that shape forever, InstaMorph can be reheated over and over again and re-molded into any number of configurations.
When InstaMorph is heated to molding temperature, the pellets turn clear. Once the plastic cools, it returns to its original white color.
Use it for making exciting art projects at school or at home. Create props, masks, or other costume pieces for Halloween or theater. Makes excellent brackets, parts, molds, or housings for your next project. Make your own action figures or accessories. Mold around existing handles or grips for an easy ergonomic solution. Make custom cases or stands for the latest electronic gadgets. Ideal for prototypers or makers who want a strong, reusable compound.
Mold it with your hands, tools, or press around an object to make a mold. InstaMorph can be painted, machined, carved or attached to other materials. InstaMorph can also be dyed or impregnated with glow in the dark powder for other exciting project possibilities. Top to learn more
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Those who buy cheap plastic goods or plaster-of-Paris busts of Rabindranath Tagore, Bengal’s cultural hero, may come to regret their haste. The state is India’s most indebted, and, despite a little spurt in the Communists’ relatively reformist final years, enjoys little development beyond Kolkata, which has sprouted a property boom and outposts of India ’s outsourcing empires. Yet she vows loudly never to help industry buy it. And with land titles a confused mess of fragmented ownership, it is likely that land-hungry firms will stay away. Sickened by 34 years of wretched Communist rule, they handed power to Mamata Banerjee and her party, the Trinamool Congress. Trinamool, which means grassroots, won after she led a campaign against plans by Tata, India’s biggest firm, to build a car factory on land she claimed was taken unfairly from farmers. A populist not an ideologue, Ms Banerjee’s success reflects a long-term trend across India: the rise of regional parties at the expense of the national ones. Ms Banerjee’s political approach is to dish out public jobs and welfare and protect small farmers, and to duck reforms that might lure investors to the state. Defenders claim she is growing in the job, for which a few years as a minister in Delhi running the railways (badly) failed to prepare her. One set of complaints (Bengalis are talented, versatile grumblers) is over her style. Tata fled to a friendlier state, Gujarat, taking jobs, but voters cheered. Her rule is “a one-man army”, a young critic jeers.
For the shovel piece, she created a plaster-of-paris-type mold for the glass out of pottery plaster and silica, and then sunk the shovel head into it and let it dry. The glass, in plate form, was cut into rough shovel shape and positioned into the mold
It was a feel good moment for boxing, but that would go away rather quickly when it came out that Margarito had been using Plaster of Paris on his hand wraps, making his fists literal bricks. It explained why Cotto was as beaten up as he was.
There have been many attempts to replicate this paint and you can find recipes for mixing your own concoction of chalk-like paint, using plaster of Paris, but your active use of your mixture will be short-lived, as the plaster of Paris begins to harden
