Navaris Plaster Cast Bandage Kit - Skin Friendly Plaster of Paris Bandages for Art, Crafts, Modelling, Moulds - Set of 8 Rolls - 5 cm x 3 m

This is the first time we have used this stuff. we decided to purchase some for our first Easter hat project (me and my 6 year old), as I thought it would be quicker than paper mache.We got a cake board and cut a hole inside, we then blew a balloon up and placed this inside the hole. Then me and my 6 year dipped this bandage into warm water and smoothed it out onto the project. It can be flimsy and get very wet. We found it was best to just get a smallish piece, pull taught and dip in and out of the water quickly. If any part wasn't wet enough we would use our finger to add extra water once placed into place if/where required. It can get messy so have a towel at hand. We had fun doing this. It smoothed out very easily and wow it was dry within 30 Minutes to one hour. After an hour we popped the balloon and added a small layer inside to ensure that the top was securely attached to the cake board. Once this was dry we used a hot heat gun to complete our Easter hat.We was over the moon with the end result. Excellent product. Perfect if you need something to dry quickly.

Worked well made a pumpkin 🎃 with it set nicely

Bought to do my baby bump. The plaster is very strong as we were able to put baby back in the cast at a baby photo shoot and did not break. Now we use it to display baby’s soft toys. Definitely recommend casting your baby bump and this product is perfect for it.

Excellent quality product, as good as any of the modelling brands out there but way cheaper. This cloth soaked easily, dried quickly and left a tough but flexible finish. I model 00 gauge trains and I’ve used many different plaster cloths but I have to say this one is excellent. On top of this it arrived next day via prime delivery. Very pleased indeed 5 big stars from me 😀👍

Bought these for my son's school project - make a mountain! Easy to use, sets quickly and very strong.

These have proved easy to use despite their budget price. Great value.The instructions tell you to soak them first but when using them for making model landscapes I found that it was better to position them dry and then wet them with a brush. Once wet, rubbing the surface with fingers removes or reduces the visibility of the substrate fabric.

Messy and not as much after water added as it appears to be. Papier mache might be better for you if you're 'old school'. Dries hard fast enough. Overall a good product.

granddaughter brought for her model train line she found it east to use and dried fast ,will inpressed