🔧 Moldable Plastic - 32 oz - InstaMorph Review

InstaMorph Plastic amazed me! It was very easy to use. By following the simple instructions, you can mold the plastic into any shape you want. I repair musical instruments and sometimes have to remove tuners that are very stuck. InstaMorph allows me to create plastic parts that fit perfectly on my setup slide so I can tap it with a canvas hammer without wrinkling the slide. Creating a plastic mold to help me remove the slide only takes a few minutes. InstaMorph is a high quality product that…

So this material is really good for do-it-yourselfers. It is very easy to work with if you follow the instructions. It cools faster than I expected which means you have to work fast or try to warm it up/shape it. I cast the handle of a small jewelry box so I didn't have to worry. When warm, it is similar to sculpting clay and will squeeze into shape, but not runny. (If you mold it hold it in the mold until it starts to cool a bit.) Easy to paint with a 2 in 1 primer/color spray followed by a…

I bought this specifically to make and shape things I couldn't make with clay. I really love it! It's easy to use and works as advertised. When it arrived I wanted to experiment with its powers so I melted the pile in boiling water and then turned it into a golf ball sized blob, let it solidify and then dropped it back into the boiling water. It melted again, but it took a while. I was able to pour it again and it hardened the same as before. Since then I've used it a few more times for real…

I've always wanted a product like this, but there are a few shortcomings. First of all, this includes the unsuccessful exchange of material. Because it is activated by heat, this substance cannot be used for anything that could reasonably be expected to involve intense heat. It's very durable, almost to the point that once it's 'cured', modifications can be difficult, if not impossible. The biggest problem is that the material needs heat to function and its cooling depends on the environment…

I bought this to make small accessories for my daughter's Halloween costume. It's a bit difficult to use at first, so definitely don't wait until the last minute to use this stuff (like I did). I'm sure there are smarter ways to manipulate it, but I only needed a small amount, so I used a steel measuring cup and used a heat gun to heat the base like a glass over a burner to melt the balls. Once the beads have melted you should be moving fairly quickly but take your time as it gets INCREDIBLY…

Previously purchased in the last few months 2 packs of 12 ounces this stuff is great and fun for the whole family. After you melt the right amount at the recommended temperature, it's very easy to shape and shape, you can easily shape it with your hands without worrying about getting burned, and the best part is that it doesn't like other products sticking to your skin. I usually hand mold it depending on my use, but I've also used wax and epoxy molds with great success, simply coating it with…

This is a handy material for small projects or crafts. It is easy to melt and work with - even with bare hands. I like the reusability of the product. When hot it looks transparent, when cooled it solidifies and turns white. The end result is strong, flexible and has a slightly waxy feel. While this material is very versatile, it's difficult to make the final product look like it wasn't made by a third grader using clay for the first time. However, this material is easy to machine/finish and is