"""A high quality plaster of paris from a trusted UK producer. Great for all kinds of molds and modeling uses. Easy to mix instructions below Powder / Water ratio 100g / 80mls Fill mould approx 1/2 to 2/3 full with water and decant into mixing bowl. Slowly add powder, mixing gently, until required consistency (thick but sloppy enough to pour) is reached. Pour liquid into mould. Leave to harden. Initial set after approximately 11-15minutes - fully set and cured after approximately 1 hour. Note for the 25kg we ship a 25kg bag of a slightly superior plaster (as shown). The same characteristics but has an extended shelf life of 6-9 months"""
| Brand | Trustleaf |
| Colour | white |
| Product Dimensions | 30 x 21 x 10 cm; 5 kg |
| Material | Plaster of Paris |
| Item Weight | 5 kg |
A**R
Plaster of Paris
This product will be used on my model railway, will finish as rocks and various scenic items,but not yet as other items still in pipe line.
A**E
Good quality product and easy to use
I have never used plaster of Paris before and was expecting this to be messier and harder than it actually was. The product mixed really well, the packaging (resealable bags) meant I could poor it out of the bag straight into the mixing boll a bit at a time and it caused me no issues at all.I produced 6 items out of moldes with no trouble and they all came out perfectly.Will buy this brand and product again and also see what else they do.
L**S
Great product
The media could not be loaded. I have started making and donating models for local school, care home which gives me much pleasure. This product was the most reasonably for my pocket and delivery was excellent.
S**Y
Superb
Great stuff for my projects
R**E
Setting time
Good quality product but goes off in 5mins ,too quick for me.
O**R
good but dont use advised ratios
works really well.i will say, i tried using instructions to make it and was measuring everything but before i could add all the plaster i was told to add i was left unable to mix it because it was so hard. when it gets to this point it is impossible to fix and the entire batch is ruined.i really recommend just eyeballing it, when it starts to get thicker and the plaster powder isnt instantly soaking in after you put a sprinkle on top of the mix just pour it as quickly as you're able to without trapping air. it will take trial and error but it is good plaster. you get a lot too, i only used half a bag if that so you have the opportunity for trial and error.also i used a plastic measuring jug to mix mine in and this was really effective for me and it was easy to clean too. when youre done, let it dry and then squeeze the jug. it will all come off fine. also be careful not to breathe it in.make sure you leave it thin enough to pour then tap the mould so that it doesnt have a bump where you poured it.
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