🎨 1-Gallon White Activa Li-Qua-Che Pourable Paper Mache Air Cured Casting Compound Review

I have been casting composite clay, china clay and ceramic clay in molds for many years. This is the first for paper mache. It pours well, easy to use, I will take more. I just had to find the right potting consistency by adding the right amount of distilled water. A disadvantage. If you take out the item you have wet poured after it dries, it will start to disintegrate. This is a disappointment.

Great product with fast and cheap shipping. I've never used this stuff but found it easy and fun to use. Used with plaster molds as opposed to silicone molds. I made small dolls so I had to make the liquache very watery, but it came out beautifully with no lines or bumps in the finished product. However it is very porous so I think it is best to seal it before painting. This was a much cheaper option than I've found for similar products elsewhere on the internet and the bucket is huge - I'll…

I had several lighthouse plaster molds but didn't have an oven so I couldn't use them. I found this and tried it and it worked beautifully. I've compared mine to ceramic castings from the same mold and you couldn't tell which was which without feeling it. Li-qua-che gave as much detail as the ceramics. Someone mentioned they aren't waterproof and I assume they aren't, but for those who don't have an oven this is a great alternative. Of course, you can't craft utensils or items designed to hold…