Plaster of Paris Gauze Bandages | Craft Molds for Pregnancy Belly Cast, Paper Mache Sculpture, or Face Wrap | Gypsum Clay Paste - 12 Casting Rolls

Plaster of Paris Gauze Bandages | Craft Molds for Pregnancy Belly Cast, Paper Mache Sculpture, or Face Wrap | Gypsum Clay Paste - 12 Casting Rolls

$ 29.99

Score By Feature

Based on 222 ratings

Customer service

9.08

Value for money

9.45

Packaging

9.23

Satisfaction

9.43

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Product Description

You can mold arts and crafts by hand, from a paper mache volcano to a baby bump sculpting kit.

Casting Cloth of Superior Quality: When wrapping casts, a creamy plastor mix creates a smooth cement-like finish.

Extra Fast Drying: Superior molds, casts, and body contours are possible thanks to the quick air dry setting time.

Simple to use: Cut to desired length with scissors. Wet the bandage with water and wrap it around your body, smoothing it out as you go.

Plaster of Paris Wraps in Bulk: 12 cotton rolls, each measuring 4 inches by 180 inches and infused with extra creamy alginate.

Questions & Answers

When the casting wraps are dry, how long do they take?

People figurines were created by our kids' group. Because the wrap dries and hardens in half an hour, the kids had to work quickly.

Selected User Reviews For Plaster of Paris Gauze Bandages | Craft Molds for Pregnancy Belly Cast, Paper Mache Sculpture, or Face Wrap | Gypsum Clay Paste - 12 Casting Rolls

It takes a long time for it to settle down; It does not harden! After wetting and molding the bandages, the setting process for the plaster takes literally hours: first an hour or two for the water to absorb and evaporate (even in the very dry high-desert climate), then an hour or two for the water to absorb and evaporate (even in the very dry high-desert climate), then an hour or two for the water to absorb and evaporate (even in the very dry high-desert climate), then an hour or two for the water to absorb and evaporate (even in the very dry high Utah's high altitude air! After that, it takes several hours for the endothermic process of setting to complete (i

3/5

e. During the setting process, the bandages feel cold to the touch. I'm not sure why this is an endothermic process when applying plaster of Paris is exothermic - When you touch it, it becomes very hot! This isn't even plaster of Paris; it has a completely different chemical composition! Even with 10 layers, the bandages are crisp but not hard after the setting process is completed. It's not the same as a plaster cast, which hardens over time. hard - Even after setting, these bandages are extremely easy to bend/crush by hand, and a set shape will not withstand any force.

Catalina Koch

| Oct 24, 2021

Excellent product! I purchased this item to use with my coworkers to make paper mache masks

5/5

It's a high-quality product; I used vaseline on the children's faces to make the masks.

Hakeem Goldstein

| Nov 11, 2021

The strips work great if you simply drag them through the water and smooth them out as you build the form

5/5

Face molds are molds of people's faces. The first two attempts failed due to a lack of clear instructions, but once I figured out how to wet the product and smooth each piece as I built the form, it performed flawlessly and the results were excellent.

Ezra Santiago

| Jan 01, 2021

Plaster casting material from the good old days

5/5

I like to keep some old-fashioned plaster impregnated casting material on hand in my survival kit as a retired MD. Individually wrapped in airtight celophane, these should keep for a long time in storage. In case I need to set something during a crisis, I also keep casting cotton and casting sock material on hand. Fiberglass casting is more modern, but it dries out when stored.

Landen Craig

| May 02, 2021

Excellent for sculpting

5/5

We use these over chicken wire before applying a layer of pure Plaster of Paris for sculpture, and the results are fantastic.

Michelle Clay

| Oct 28, 2021

Fast drying, strong, and cutting is a breeze

5/5

Fast drying, strong, and cutting is a breeze. I definitely got better quality and a better deal than I did from my previous sculpture vendor. For future projects, I will continue to order this. I'm considering using it as a support for my left weakened wrist; I'm aware that medical technicians also use this bandage.

Zechariah Conway

| Mar 07, 2021

The product was of high quality and performed admirably

5/5

Some people have more plaster on their bodies than others. I was working on a big project, and it seemed like 4" was too small for a lot of people. This time, reorder 6" as well.