Polydoh Moldable Plastic + Coloring Granules for Free! (6oz) [Polymorph, plastimake]

This stuff is awesome. I initially used it to repair a broken cord in my car that holds up the cargo cover. Looks ugly, first job, but works. Saved a ton of money. My boy LOVES it, says it should get 10 out of 5 stars. He’s pounded decently hard with his rock/stick tool and it’s held fast. Only limited by your imagination.

I love how easy this is to mold into what you want . I use it for my teddy bears claws and teeth it is user friendly.

this stuff is awsome! im missing two front teeth and i got invisaline and they ended up putting two teeth where i was missing them. so there was two empty teeth haha or clear teeth where they were missing. this plastic stuff i was able to mould into the color and shape of the missing teeth to give me a full set of teeth while wearing invisaline! awsome stuff for the time being!

Very little colour goes a long way. Add in small increments. Sets very hard. Don't attach to anything you can't apply very hot water to or cut it off.

I got these to make new zipper pulls. The first one I made was for a zipper pull on a suitcase. The suitcase is old so I figured it was a good test. I didn’t use any of the colors, just the standard beads. At first, I tried to wrap the molten plastic around the large paper clip that was on the zipper I had been using (for years!) But it was way too big and sloppy. I cut the paper clip and just twisted the ends and made a ball out of the plastic and shaped it. It dried white and looks great. It’s sturdy and works way better than the paper clip.Next I made black zipper pulls for a backpack. For some reason, adding the color made it much harder to work with. I think the color beads have a higher melting temperature. I had to rework that zipper pull 4 times and it still looks wonky.Finally, the big test: new zipper pull on a Kate spade handbag. Again, the black was hard to work in and it got almost cool by the time I had kneaded the color together. So I dropped it back into hot water to soften and went to work quickly to make the zipper pull. Turned out better than the second bag I repaired but still not that great. I did it over a few times and am finally happy with it.Ironic that the first test piece I made with no color turned out the best.