How is it different to plaster of Paris? I love that it’s made in Australia, would love to know more about benefits compared to other cheaper products? ❤️🇦🇺
Hello! The main difference is that it is stronger than Plaster of Paris, can be coloured using the pigments and pours smoothly so you can marble and create patterns. It doesn't set as fast so you have a longer working time to create if you wanted to use a lot of different colours etc. We also have the Pro formula which is a powder base and acrylic polymer liquid which does set faster and is stronger again - great for if you want to produce a lot in a short time frame. Cheers!
@@MissChelle Hello! We have 2 different types - one is a powder mixed with water (called Bold) and the other one is a powder mixed with an acrylic liquid (called Pro). It's not like Epoxy, it produces a solid matte ceramic type of product. They both create very similar end results but Bold takes longer to set and Pro is a little stronger and quicker to set. Cheers :)
Will have to try this..just wondering can you still use an electric mixer or is it recommended to use a fork? Sorry if silly question.
How is it different to plaster of Paris? I love that it’s made in Australia, would love to know more about benefits compared to other cheaper products? ❤️🇦🇺
Hello! The main difference is that it is stronger than Plaster of Paris, can be coloured using the pigments and pours smoothly so you can marble and create patterns. It doesn't set as fast so you have a longer working time to create if you wanted to use a lot of different colours etc. We also have the Pro formula which is a powder base and acrylic polymer liquid which does set faster and is stronger again - great for if you want to produce a lot in a short time frame. Cheers!
So there’s two different products, one powder, one liquid? Is the liquid a 2 part, like epoxy? I’m confused….
Sorry 😞
@@MissChelle Hello! We have 2 different types - one is a powder mixed with water (called Bold) and the other one is a powder mixed with an acrylic liquid (called Pro). It's not like Epoxy, it produces a solid matte ceramic type of product. They both create very similar end results but Bold takes longer to set and Pro is a little stronger and quicker to set. Cheers :)
Love your new formula & the longer working time. The finished product is so smooth, amazing product won me over👌🏻❤️
Yay! Thanks Kathy xx