Cavex ColorChange Alginate - Fast Set (2)

$ 34.14

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Based on 157 ratings

Easy to use

9.31

Accuracy

8.38

Value for money

8.10

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Product Description

Cavex ColorChange Alginate - Fast Set 500g/ea you get 2 of these

The formula is dust-free and offers excellent detail

The stability can last up to 9 days if enclosed in an airtight container

In the tray, alginate can be placed after the violet powder turns pink, when the mixing period is over.

If the color changes to white a second time, the impression has hardened at this point. Now you can remove the tray from the mouth.

Questions & Answers

I am looking for measuring containers for purchase. What do I do if the stock numbers cannot be found?

It is a large bucket that is similar to a small trash can from

Can I do a color change for a set of adult hands with how much powder?

If I had only done one set of hands, I might have done one bag. In my first attempt, I added water to the powder, and I found that there was a need for a bit more water than that indicated. I can only tell you to get everyone ready fast since it sets up fast. You can mix it together, if you want it to be like yogurt. Stir it fast. My mom and I set it up with our hands, and it worked well. You shouldn't jump in the bucket with your hands all the way down, Make sure you leave enough skin around your wrists to form a good base.

When it comes to making baby hands, how much water do you add to how much powder?

Three inches is the length of a baby's hand. Starting at 3 tablespoons (45 grams), I would suggest using about 3 teaspoons. Every 7 grams, there should be 15 mils of mixing. About 15 mils of water make up a tablespoon. Therefore, three tablespoons of powder will dissolve in six tablespoons of water. Make sure you adjust for size of your hand. Be quick. They are not being facetious about the curing time. Have all equipment ready for use ahead of time.

How do you make paper mache from this? Could you mix flour and water together?

That is definitely not the case

Selected User Reviews For Cavex ColorChange Alginate - Fast Set (2)

A simple and quick method of setting up

5/5

A model of the ankle of my duck was cast so that I could create a brace for her leg. I had to get her to set fast because she was feisty! This mold worked really well, it is pliable and not hot, it makes perfect reproductions.

Sevyn Hardin

| Jul 15, 2021

The detail is incredible! You can have a lot of fun playing around with this stuff

5/5

It was used to make a small life cast, and the detail it produced was amazing. My recommendation, if you're using it for the same thing I did, is to get a cheap bullet blender and put 100g of the powder in it and fill it with distilled water. Blend As a result, you have more time to work with it.

Raegan Tran

| Oct 01, 2020

The product works very quickly after installation

5/5

It was exactly as described, and it was delivered on time. While the directions are good for making dental molds, if you want to make prosthetics - such as elf ears - you will need to play with the proportions a bit to get the right The user interface is easy I recommend it.

Everett Christian

| Dec 12, 2020

If you are working on something larger than dental impressions, do not use it

3/5

The people who say fast set aren't kidding when they say that. For larger projects, this is not an option. In the case of dental impressions, I would only use this for small batches. The water can't be mixed fast enough if you add anything larger. It will seize up if you do not mix it in within 30 seconds. My hands were full trying to mix the ingredients fast enough to use them, so I went through two bags. My money was wasted in a big way.

Myles Mitchell

| Aug 08, 2021

This is ideal for molds made of plaster of Paris

4/5

Plaster of Paris molds were made with this, however it got chunky when I mixed it (it doesn't get smooth when it's being mixed) but the plaster that's poured into them doesn't seem to be affected by it.