How long does it take to set? How hard is the finished product? will it be hard enough to use as mold for poly u foam?
1073190
I have used this material for a while and am very pleased with the results. I use it for making scenery like hills and mountains on a model railroad. It's very easy to use and sets up in about 10 minutes where you can change the shape. I apply strips of the plaster cloth over paper and foam. It hardens within 30 minutes or so. The more of the material you apply, the harder it becomes. I use it to form an object then apply Sculptamold over the casting where it hardens overnight leaving a natural looking earth-like surface. You may be able to use the material as a mold but only if you seal it with sculptamold and paint.
921529
It will depend on the concrete you are using. I used a fast set with red dye and was able remove the mold after just more than an hour.
938730
Its really accurate if you catch the molding powder before it dries ( it dries within 45 seconds so work quickly or get help).Bumps can be cut off smoothly afterwards but your out of luck making it bigger.
2275137
It depends on how u make it and if u press it. But a couple days with pressing maybe three days just always check it let it breath or it will mold
1454402
Depends on the size and especially the thickness. Average, about two hours.
1926910
Yes, I used this to make armor for some costumes. I used an iron to do it (place the foam between some newspaper on both sides for 10-15 seconds and shape how you want) it holds its shape pretty well
815118
Lots of trial and error for this stuff.... I found that the mold cannot be very intricate if it is use as THIN a coat as possible. I tried 2 molds I had to leave them out on the counter for over a day til they dried. One was shallow and dried quickly. The other deeper and took longer than a day and 1/2. Certainly didn't work like the video!! I was able to cover the mix with Saran Wrap and continue to work with the stuff over a week and it didn't dry out. I hope this helps
229496
Yes it's extremely easy. You dust the inside of the mold with corn starch, knock out the excess, put the fondant in, put the mold in the freezer until the fondant is hard, then pop the baby out of the mold, set it on wax paper, and don't touch it until it dries. After it's dry you can dust it with petal dust or paint it or decorate it however you wish. I've used this twice now, once on a gerbera daisy and once on a crescent moon cutout with fluffy buttercream clouds. Both were huge hits. This is a great mold, you won't regret buying it.
349263
The Seller cut it to size for me. My shape is a simple rectangle. After a week of waiting for the foam to reshape itself, it turn out to be an inch short. I didn't complain to the seller because it was a service they did for free. With a little adjustment I made it work fine. For your project I recommend cutting it yourself. The foam is quality foam.
1090511
Cut into small pieces then place in a micro wave safe container( I use a pyrex measuring cup). Microwave 1-2 minutes depending on how much you're doing. Next put in a bar soap mold. It will take it about 2 hours to set, Unmold & use
1566688
Oops, I am sorry the picture did not load and I thought you were asking about a different product. I used polymer clay in the mold and think the mold was rather too soft for harder clays. The clay would have to be very soft or you would have to use the mold for something like chocolate before it held its shape. I have not spent much time yet with this mold so I might not be the person to ask.
939487
at least an hour -- that's all i've tried. i must admit i use it for an unintended purpose: grinding foam rubber for model railroad scenery purposes in lieu of buying commercial product. i just got it & am still learning how full to fill, what setting, how long, etc. it seems a good machine, and ought to be quite satisfactory for its intended use. ajs
218044
It depends on how you mix it, they say to weigh it and use the same amount of each . I did a matching amount in Dixie cups and it set up in about two minutes. So if you do it that way use less of the activator or if you have a way to weight it I would go that way . Good luck
2073778
Not too hard. Took about half an hour. Certainly would be easier having some help. I did it by myself. I'm comfortable building things so doing it myself wasn't a stretch for me. If you've put together IKEA- type furniture, then this would be very similar.
196972
It takes time (took me about 1.5 hours), but it comes with instructions. The end product is really nice though!
350092
Not very easy. I had to cut through my foam and attach to directly to the fiberglass underneath. But I did cut through it neatly with a razor blade tracing around the pads. And the pads of hell well for two years now with quite a bit of use.
937267
Temperature is somewhere close to hell. It gets HOT but if you take it 45 to 60 seconds at a time you'll be fine, Assuming it's about 5 to 6 inches outside dimensions your fusing will take about 3 minutes. It is very simple... you need either 90 or 96 COE glass - don't mix them. Find your colors. Get your fusing papers together and have fun. I recommend watching a few you tube videos from Debbie at Glaze Glass. Enjoy.