Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 13:51:20 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Re: PUPT: Molds, casting & reproducing


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 Not sure if anyone else has mentioned this, but I've fallen in love with another extremely pricy but avowedly nontoxic product -- crayola model magic.  it's incredibly light, takes detail really well from molds and sets in 24-36 hours.  you can also paint it, but have to prime it first and then apply a solid fixative on top of the paint.  it's around $30 Canadian for a 900gram bucket of the stuff.  after using it recently my entire production team vowed never to go back.
emily d.
  Rocky <spark-AT-chesapeake.net> wrote: Kind of expensive, 13 bucks for a hunk the size of a VHS tape, but - If you
have never played with this stuff before, try paper clay, such as Crafty.
I have my own toxic-issues and I have given up Sculpey for this stuff in
doing small sculptures. Don't let the word "paper" influence you until
you've tried it.

Rocky



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 Not sure if anyone else has mentioned this, but I've fallen in love with another extremely pricy but avowedly nontoxic product -- crayola model magic.  it's incredibly light, takes detail really well from molds and sets in 24-36 hours.  you can also paint it, but have to prime it first and then apply a solid fixative on top of the paint.  it's around $30 Canadian for a 900gram bucket of the stuff.  after using it recently my entire production team vowed never to go back.

emily d.

  Rocky <spark-AT-chesapeake.net> wrote:

Kind of expensive, 13 bucks for a hunk the size of a VHS tape, but - If you
have never played with this stuff before, try paper clay, such as Crafty.
I have my own toxic-issues and I have given up Sculpey for this stuff in
doing small sculptures. Don't let the word "paper" influence you until
you've tried it.

Rocky



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