Materialix Polymorph Hand Moldable Plastic 16oz Tub [Thermoplastic Sculpting Material, Plastic Pellets, Natural, 16oz, Craft]

nice product. I use in missing teeth repair and experimental jewellery.

This stuff is amazing! I saw it used in a YouTube cosplay costume-making video when looking for ideas for my son's Halloween Darth Maul costume. I ordered it, and it arrived within a day and half. It was so easy to use and delivered exactly what I was looking for to make Darth Maul's horns. Just pour boiling water over the pellets, wait about 30 seconds or so for them to turn clear, then scoop it out of the water with some sort of utensil and it's cool enough to the touch right away, and you can mold it into whatever shape you need. If it's not right the first time, just put it back in a bowl, pour some more boiling hot water over it, and it will be moldable again. It cooled enough to hold shape pretty quickly and hardened completely to rock solid within about 10 - 15 minutes. I used the same stuff to fashion to Yoda ears for my other son's costume. t took acrylic paint very well. The two big ears and eight horns only used about a third of this container. I will absolutely be using this product again many times I'm sure!

I bought these in october to make some vampire fangs (unrelated to halloween lol).i was very happy with these. they can be kind of fiddly to fit to your teeth, and required many reshapings in order to fit to my teeth. also, because these are WHITE-white, you'll either need to paint, then seal them (i did mine with acrylic paint, then clear nail polish that i left for a few days). Or, you can make a full top and bottom row to match, but i think these still look weird.i only used like, 3 teaspoons, so i have SO MUCH left. great value for money here.

You are only limited... by you own imagination

Great product does as suppose to do