Sukh 310G Moldable Plastic Pellets - Thermoplastic Beads Polymorph Plastic Meltable Reusable Thermal Beads for Crafts,DIY,Cosplay,Temporarily Repair,Modeling,Halloween Vampire Teeth Fangs

Brilliant product can’t say anything bad.

Loved this, so many uses! I actually moulded a small piece for a tooth until I got to the dentist 😂 I swallowed my crown and had a gap. I only put it in when I went out as it would come loose eventually. As it was on the side it wasn't really noticeable but the gap was. It's not recommend for it but desperate times and so on. I also made wee pumpkins, I put it over foil, removed foil, painted it and put a wee bulb in.

Easy to use and very practical

I use this type of product for my Warhammer and cosplay, just an epic bit of kit to have.

Love this stuff it's so versatile!

Great but I just suck at molding

Used to customise a grip on a ten metre pistol - now a perfect fit. Product was really simple to use - heated to 70 degrees C and when all pellets looking transparent was removed from water and cooled to be hand held in about 30 seconds. Didn’t quite get the dimensions within the rule limits the first time so just popped the whole lot back in hot water and had another go …perfect ! Would definitely recommend this product …

Perfect for what we wanted. We made some fake teeth for Halloween

Very easy to use, surprisingly durable. It is reusable, but plastic is a great insulator so you'll need to trim exterior pieces off in multiple steps if you made something thick.

Muy buenos me gusto

I bought these on a whim for a small repair project, and they are a lot of fun. These moldable plastic pellets are seriously cool—just add hot water, and they turn into a soft, clear putty you can shape however you want. Once it cools, it hardens into a strong, durable plastic. I’ve used them to fix a broken a couple of things and my grandson loves them. He's made several figures and then when he's bored with it we melt it and make something else.

Works exactly as described. Fun to use and always thinking of more things to make. Perfect for DIY and fixing things around the house. A bit tricky to get the hang of shaping because it can get sticky/stretchy but that’s also the fun part.

Ein tolles Material, ich habe damit ein Raubtiergebiss für ein LARP-Kostüm modeliert. Mit einigen Tropfen Lebensmittelfarbe konnte ich es super färben. Ist das Thermoplast abgekühlt, so ist es erstaunlich stabil, im warmen Zustand lässt es sich super formen und kneten. Ich habe ein paar Versuche gebraucht, weil ich zu Anfang zu ungeduldig war. Je heißer das Material ist, desto weicher wird es und so war es anfangs zu weich, als ich es nochmal erwärmte und dann ein wenig wartete, bis es zäher wurde, konnte ich es besser formen. Man kann das Material mit dem Dremel, einem Skalpel oder Schleifpapier bearbeiten, aber dabei sollte man Geduld mitbringen, denn auch wenn es außen hart ist, dauert es etwas, bis auch der Kern ausgehärtet ist, am Besten vor der Nachbearbeitung 30 Minuten abkühlen lassen. Nach der Bearbeitung kann man die Oberfläche durch kurzes Eintauchen in heißes Wasser glätten, aber Vorsicht, ein paar Sekunden zu lang und die ganze Arbeit schmilzt wie Schnee zusammen.