cast & Paint: PerfectCast 2 LBS refill

I have never used any plaster material or molds. I mixed this up per instructions on the bag poured it into my mold (a stone mold for painting mandalas) and I was a little too short so I quickly mixed up a little more and poured it in. I was a bit skeptical that it would turn out at all but, to my surprise it turned out perfect! No air bubbles, very smooth and was ready in about an hour. I would definitely recommend this product.

We are impressed that this is tough enough not to break/crack or crumble at all when you’re trying to get it out of the plastic (for retainer). It’s as hard as concrete once it dries. Makes really good impressions with very few air bubbles once you vibrate it to get them out. Also, if there’s any small bubbles it’s no problem to fill them after the fact. It’s difficult but not impossible to remove material if you need to (since it’s so hard), mostly because scraping it gives me the heebie jeebies (chills, like nails on a chalkboard). But that’s just me.

Works great 👍

This medium is good for small things, very small things. I have casted small earrings and it works quite well. The only problem I have had is that on some of my medium sized brooch pieces and larger brooch pieces it will not adhere to the E6000 and up until now, I have never seen ANYTHING that E6000 could not stick together. Paint goes on smooth, very very few air bubbles (extremely important) Very forgiving when you are mixing the compound. Will continue to use it for cameos but will use epoxy clay for the cameo frame.

This stuff is the best. Sets up quick and is durable. Love it

Perfect for impressions

It's okay. There are slight differences between casting material versus casting powder. This is not white for a natural pour or marble pour. I decided to use it for my test products.

This stuff is great. It was very easy to mix up in small batches as I was not sure how much I would need for the molds I wanted to fill. The surface finish was also very smooth. Durability? Well, I'm not going to do a "drop test" on purpose, but far it all came out of the molds with ease (I did use a mold release.) This amount filled about 6 smallish molds (3 tea candle holders & a small jar with a lid.)