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**enurihent** · 10-16-2007, 02:55 AM

Well, so far what you can see in the pics is one box that cost about $11.00.

I can't find this same box online, but the box is called Quick-Sculpting Kit made by Activa and contains:

2 rolls of Rigid Wrap - Plaster coated bandages
1 package Celluclay - paper mache clay-like stuff

At the moment, I'm doing some paint testing on some of the dried plaster bandages that was discarded after a different idea didn't work. I'm trying to get as much done as possible before the weekend is over.

I'm so going out and buying that stuff tonight.

Lemme know how the smoothing/painting process goes. I was considering making a mold of my face and then filling it in with friendly plastic and wonderflex and doing a plastic mask so that it would be less fragile. I'd be worried about plaster breaking.

I'm in the process of trying to design a mask... but I want something that isn't fragile. So far the best I can come up with is a plaster mold of my face and then use wonderflex for the actual mask and the plaster would just be used to help shape the wonderflex.

10-16-2007, 02:55 AM	#20
enurihent Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 362 Senior Member	Well, so far what you can see in the pics is one box that cost about $11.00. I can't find this same box online, but the box is called Quick-Sculpting Kit made by Activa and contains: 2 rolls of Rigid Wrap - Plaster coated bandages 1 package Celluclay - paper mache clay-like stuff At the moment, I'm doing some paint testing on some of the dried plaster bandages that was discarded after a different idea didn't work. I'm trying to get as much done as possible before the weekend is over. I'm so going out and buying that stuff tonight. Lemme know how the smoothing/painting process goes. I was considering making a mold of my face and then filling it in with friendly plastic and wonderflex and doing a plastic mask so that it would be less fragile. I'd be worried about plaster breaking. I'm in the process of trying to design a mask... but I want something that isn't fragile. So far the best I can come up with is a plaster mold of my face and then use wonderflex for the actual mask and the plaster would just be used to help shape the wonderflex.
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