Thermoworx Whitemorph bioplastic 1.1lb. Reusable Hand mouldable thermoplastic.

I like how workable this is after it’s warmed up in hot water and holds its shape long after its cooled

This stuff is so cool and easy to use. I do a lot of crafting and it comes in handy for all sorts of things

I bought this as part of our household plan to reduce waste. We have a special focus on minimizing products with persistent post breakdown components. One of the most used items that fall into that focus area are condoms.We use a lot of condoms and being able to eliminate those from our waste stream made the condom using activities even more fun.It takes some practice, but you can get the Whitemorph into extremely thin shapes that are significantly more form fitting than latex and other options. I put condoms made of this stuff on the same level as sheepskins and the roll your own option is a lot less expensive, especially if you’re using a lot of the traditional, preformed type.A couple of caveats. Once you get everything ready you’ve got to get to work quickly or it gets too hard. You have to have warmth and friction to prevent it from stiffening beyond the point where it’s comfortable.While the stuff is billed as reusable, it does not last indefinitely in our application. After a few weeks it gets dirty and it’s very difficult to get into the required thinness, plus it starts to smell pretty bad.Overall I’d recommend this to anyone for creating your own truly custom family planning tools.

it took me about 30 minutes to make a set of claw hands for a dementor costume. It is nice that you can easily warm up and rework your piece, and the warm plastic will stick onto the cold plastic, even when wet, so you can build on top of your work.

I make teeth out of these and throw them at people. 10/10 would buy again, made someone pass out because I dropped all of the teeth out of my mouth.

I am absolutely amazed at how good this stuff is. It is really mouldable, and adhesive if you need it to be. Very strong when cooled. I've actually been telling some of my more diy/engineering/geeky friends about it... Already fixed two or three things that Gorilla Glue / Araldite couldn't touch. Infact, I bought a replacement washing machine door handle but then used this stuff to fix it. Thinking of returning the replacement handle if I can be bothered. Honestly, if this is something that you think you could use or need, I think you will be surprised at how good it is.

Perfect for what I bought it for and much more tbh. Sets hard but melts back down with heat so very forgiving.While it does adhere to many surfaces with enough squishing I'd say give whatever you are fixing/crafting with a bit of a sand or a score to rough it up a bit or it can pop off sometimes.Clear when heated and a more matte white when hardened. Not 100% opaque though so gives a more natural look when used for costuming or SFX.Cools rather quickly so make sure you know what you wanna make before taking it out of the water. I have very cold hands so that speed up the cooling but I reckon you could buy a bit more time with warmed hands and environment.Good value for money, a little goes a long way. Will buy again.

Great for cosplay fangs

I bought this to see if I could pad out the toe of some new shoes that were too big. I melted the beads, (I needed less than I expected) wrapped the lump in a plastic sheet (important so it didn't stick in the shoe) and molded it in with my foot. There was time to make some adjustments before it set solid and the plastic sheet came away easily. Great! I have plenty left - what shall I do next!