🔧 Polly Plastics Moldable Plastic Pellets (10 oz) - Ideal for Cosplayers and Hobbyists | EZ Grip Jar with Idea Booklet Review

Well I love how easy it is to customize it to my needs. sucker hot AF though! Be careful when handling it out of the water. I drain the water with 2 gentle shakes for about 3 seconds. What I didn't like was that it stuck to the bottom of my pan and tongs that I was using. Not sure if this is the kind of pan I have, but I let it cool a bit and was able to just wipe the pan clean. I had to do some tinkering with my pliers to get them clean. I use this product to fill up my polymer with 80% less…

I am a 76 year old retiree who has lost a lot of teeth. I wanted to avoid multiple visits to the dentist by spending $1000-1500 on a partial flexible tray. I figured I could make a dental tray out of these non-toxic moldable plastics from Polly Plastics that could be molded just over the empty area of my lower jaw. After several setbacks I finally made it! I now have a flexible partial plate for the lower left jaw that works great. No pain. No complaints. Now I can eat my salads and protein…

I bought this mainly to fix a broken part in my fridge (which worked great btw). Now I'm thinking of a million different fun things to do with everyone else! Polly Plastics is made from polycaprolactone, a plastic with a melting point of 140 degrees F (60 C). That means you can easily melt it in hot (not even boiling) water and then immediately pour it into a mold while it's still hot without burning. It's easy to work with (and fun!). After cooling, it becomes strong and flexible (and is even…