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QuestionCan I mold bricks out of Styrofoam/acetone plastic?andy wangCommunity AnswerYes, you can.
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QuestionCan you give me a detailed answer on what I need to do after I finish hardening the casein plastic?Community AnswerNot much do after hardening it. You can paint it after hardening, but you must shape it before you harden the casein.
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QuestionIs the casein plastic edible since it is milk-based?Community AnswerIt is, but that doesn't mean it will taste good, or that it won't be a choking hazard.
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QuestionAre any of these stretchy?Community AnswerProbably not because it is really hard. For it to be stretchy it has to be soft (and it shouldn't be soft).
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QuestionCan I use laundry detergent instead of borax powder when making polymers?AdrianTop AnswererYes, if the detergent has borax added, which it usually does. Using plain borax works best as there is a minimal of ingredients added.
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QuestionCan I use clean spirits instead of paint thinner?Community AnswerNo; it is water based, which will not work.
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QuestionCan I sculpt things with the polymer plastic?Community AnswerNo because it will loose its shape soon after. If you would like to sculpt things, use the Styrofoam method.
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QuestionCan I dye the first option?Community AnswerYes, add one drop of food coloring to the Acetone and mix before putting in the Styrofoam.
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QuestionHow do I harden the milk plastic? Do I leave it out?Community AnswerIn the image in step 4: You can throw out what is at the bottom, then freeze the top.
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