can this be put over a styrofoam head
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If you are looking to voat foam our Smooth Cast 65D or 325 would be a better choice because they cure more gradually.
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Yes. The base is very narrow but the head is large and should prevent it from sliding all the way through. I have not used it that fashion so I can give you a 100% certainty. It might be a bit "off balanced" with the head being heavier then the rest. Good luck.
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If this is not a joke, you can't heat press anything onto Styrofoam cups. You would need direct-to-object printer/sprayer for that
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I myself use the Styrofoam head at sallys but, I'm sure you could use the cosmology head
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'Might be possible to surface coat styrofoam with this product, but I doubt it would soak in. Don"t know if an extender might work.
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I think so.Here is the link just for the head. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0038JE600/ref=ox_sc_act_title_7?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER
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It's too large for that, unless maybe you wanted to use it as a head drape. But that would be clumsy.
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Hi. I don't think so, as the rotating head is quite wide and there are no spares in different shape that you can use. I hope I was helpfull.
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I believe you can.I have several covers over it.I love this product.It works.
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As far as I can tell it is styrofoam. I had forgotten about that idea. Thanks for the reminder.
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Leo, Yes there are some Styrofoam Spacers that you can purchase. It is part number 102. If you have any further questions let us know.
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You can (if you have a small to medium sized head) but it's top heavy and you sure don't want to drop it. It would break. It's acrylic.
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Yes, but you need to be sure that you have the temperature setting on as high as possible so that the heat will seal the remaining portion. You may also want to add some sort of sealant or paint to the newly cut exposed area. If you do not have a good seal through out the entire length of the cut the integrity of the remaining styrofoam will be compromised and you will have problems over time.
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I never tried to see if it would stick to any kind of Styrofoam or polystyrene. It very well might, it seems to stick well to just about everything. I just never tried that or had a reason to need it for that.
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No - just put a cotton ball over it since the idea is to soak cotton balls and then put them where you want them
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I don's see why that would not work. You have to slide the post cover over a post.
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Most likely. I used it to create a large rock. I suppose it would depend on how big you want the mask to be - but for a standard head I would think you could use this piece. Cutting styrofoam was more challenging than I expected so you would need the right tools.