250g Polyshape Polymorph Hand mouldable Plastic Bag

This was a really useful product. I used it to create a mould of a complex decoration on a picture frame. It worked. It was easy to use and parted easily from the decoration. It was soft and pliable when hot and slowly hardened after five to ten minutes until becoming solid after an hour at room temperature.

I found I can cut this stuff (it's just polycaprolactone I believe, nothing special about this brand) after moulding using a temperature-controlled soldering iron on minimum temperature (200 C) with a blade-shaped bit. Messy, but got the job done where it would have been very difficult just using hot water.The beads that this brand comes in I found worked well to get a suitable quantity and for mushing it together once melted into one piece without getting bubbles. If you have to try re-melting a few times I found it was tricky to get rid of the bubbles, but the presence of the bubbles didn't prove to be a problem in my case.

As a makeup artist with Halloween here I needed to make prosthetics such as teeth and other things, this works perfectly. I have enough to last me a year or more also so it’s perfect for money!

Easily prepared with boiling water. More of a learning curve to mould into shape.

I used these to make the teeth on my custom Halloween Mask. You add them to VERY hot water and they quickly turn from white to translucent, this is when you can start to mould them. Once they cool down again they will go back to being white. I wanted the teeth on my mask to have a yellow hue so in the hot water phase I added them to piping hot black coffee. The longer the beads were in the coffee water the more pigmented they became. In the end I was extatic with the result.

Used some of these for a missing too i had, works wonders!

I had expected it to stick to other plastics. I did not so I could not fulfill the the tasks I purchased it for.

This is great stuff. So many fixes and so strong. Can be hard to mould into something nuanced as it is not the easiest material to handle. But very strong. I have fixed mechanical items that by all logic should have broken years ago, and they are still holding up with polymorph.