Does this dry stiff or flexible?
179118
I've only used it on stiff surfaces like cardboard or wood but it seems to dry stiff on those things.
179119
I've used it to keep burlap "mat" in one piece and it dries stiff... to paste flowers onto sculptures, it acts as a sealant/glaze. Hope this is some help.
179120
Something in between. I've made fabric panels that are stiff enough they won't wrinkle but have a bit of a bend to them if you need that level of flexibility (e.g., they won't snap in half). The more coats, they stiffer it gets. Use a small roller if doing small sections, on a plastic tablecloth on the floor.
179121
I used the Mod Podge as a top coat and to adhere other papers to watercolor paper. It is extremely shiny and it is possible to build up quite a thick layer of it. Mod Podge remains flexible enough to bend on paper without cracking when applied in one or two layers. It does stiffen the paper somewhat.Since I didn't use it on fabric, I'm not sure how much it would stiffen it, but I think it would stiffen it quite a lot. I'd use an acrylic made for fabric if you want your fabric to feel soft to the touch. Don't know if this is what you had in mind. Hope it helps.
179122
I have only used Mod Podge on surfaces where it would be and needed to be stiff.
2212506
It is flexible. It will waterproof plywood if you treat both sides and edges.
1437880
This particular board is stiff enough. Not much "Flex" at all with normal pressure There is a very minimum amount of flex, but it depends on the thickness of the Copper clad PC board you order.
2141396
It is flexible right out of the freezer. I just checked mine thats been in there for weeks without use. Hope this helps.
285044
It's not rigid so it's flexible but you can wrap it as tight as you can stand it. I would say moderate to light compression depending upon how tight you set it.
1016284
Yes, this does dry to more of a clear plastic consistency. Perhaps you needed a lacquer.
1114772
Yes it is flexible but it is also rigid and stays in place. We use this at work and make a couple hundred cuts on ours 5 days a week. This last us years.
1581545
No, it's not stiff and if your making shamaballa bracelets it pretty good for that. It's not dry like hemp
480889
It is strong and flexible. You should not have any issues. This is a good quality product.
994166
To be honest, it all depends on how you mix it, or at least for me. I've had no problems with mine whatsoever and it dries hard as long as I'm as close as possible to a 50/50 mix. If I accidentally add too much of the one agent over the other, I notice it will be flexible. You also have to keep in mind that most resin, no matter what type you get, will be flexible if you're working with a very thin project. Thin as in maybe 0.5cm projects tend to be flexible but still durable. Also, you're supposed to allow it to completely harden for 48 hrs for best results. I've gone through 2 boxes of these and don't seem to have any problems. To be honest, it all depends on how you mix it, or at least for me. I've had no problems with mine whatsoever and it dries hard as long as I'm as close as possible to a 50/50 mix. If I accidentally add too much of the one agent over the other, I notice it will be flexible. You also have to keep in mind that most resin, no matter what type you get, will be flexible if you're working with a very thin project. Thin as in maybe 0.5cm projects tend to be flexible but still durable. Also, you're supposed to allow it to completely harden for 48 hrs for best results. I've gone through 2 boxes of... » Read More To be honest, it all depends on how you mix it, or at least for me. I've had no problems with mine whatsoever and it dries hard as long as I'm as close as possible to a 50/50 mix. If I accidentally add too much of the one agent over the other, I notice it will be flexible. You also have to keep in mind that most resin, no matter what type you get, will be flexible if you're working with a very thin project. Thin as in maybe 0.5cm projects tend to be flexible but still durable. Also, you're supposed to allow it to completely harden for 48 hrs for best results. I've gone through 2 boxes of these and don't seem to have any problems. « Show Less
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I use it to keep projects separated (and dry) in my shoulder bad. It's flexible, not very stiff. Can't know for sure without trying, BUT I don't think it would work for that specific need. In my opinion.
856522
I have the original stick only and it is slightly flexible. The individual controls the amount of pressure by how much force you exert. I have no knowledge of the stiff stick.
1284769
Flexible means it bends to the contour of the pool as you're vacuuming. The pad is not stiff. It's like rubber.
2232526
No, that seemed to be ok. It should feel stiff. With use it should get easier to use.
320148
I would do what the instructions say. It dries soft flexible. Especially in an enclosed humid environment like you application. Wait.
704369
Pretty stiff, my guess is if your skin does poorly with coarse exfoliating scrubs it won't like this. It does soften overtime though.
597812
It has some flex, but is rigid enough for penetration and stroking. Not as soft as CyberSkin, but not a hard plastic either. There are a couple of YouTube videos that may be helpful to view.