PlastEasy 15.87oz Hand Moldable Craft Plastic Pellets. Ideal Gift, Craft, Arts, Hobby, Home Improvement Repairs, Cosplay, prototyping, polymorph, highest quality polycaprolactone

Mold's very easy with hot water and if you mess up put it back in the hot water and re-mold again! Is very wonderful for craft's!! Will be buying again!!!!!!!

Sticks to everything when warm (140 degrees F per directions) including metal tools, fingers, and fingernails, making it impossible to mold with fingers, or work with in general. Dries with a rough and chunky texture. It's pretty much useless.

Hardens WAY too quickly, and sticks to everything except itself! Even ripped my skin off when it tried getting the hardened product off that stuck to me.

I've used InstaMorph moldable plastic before, and expected this to be the same stuff. It's actually better. It's stringier, stays flexible much longer, and is generally easier to work with. It's great for making and fixing all sorts of little (and even big) things where nothing else will exactly do the trick. You pour some of the little tablets into very hot water. They'll turn clear as they melt, at which point you gather them together with a fork and pull them out of the water. Then shape as needed. The other stuff I used was tricky because it cooled and hardened very fast. The only way to extend the working time was to make the water hotter, which made the plastic hotter, which made it burn your finger. Plast-Easy has a very long working time with no finger-burning. I was able to make it very thin and exact.As a sample project, I used it to improve my mobile device charging strip. This is something I made with two boards screwed into the wall. There is a gap between them so that cords can pass through from below, and most things are nicely cradled in the gap. Not so with my phone, which was slim enough to slip right through. I used PlastEasy to bridge the gap between the boards in a small area to hold the phone. See pics!As a product tester I received this free or virtually so for evaluation and review. This does NOT mean this is a fake review. I was not paid for my review, or given any incentive or reward for a positive review. If you don't believe me, click my profile and scroll down to see the poor reviews I've given bad products. My job is to give an honest opinion, not help the manufacturer. My remarks are sincere and my own.

This is great fun to use. For a wannabe inventor, it is a great way to visualize conceptual ideas in 3D. It is hard to get very detailed shapes since it hardens quickly, but while it is soft it is easy to get close to what you want. I have had limited success using crude metal molds. I haven't been able to press it enough to eliminate all of the voids.To melt it I heated up done water in the microwave in a glass jar. I then put the plastic pellets in and they melted within a minute or so, turning clear. Then it was easily molded and formed whatever shape I desired. After 3- 4 minutes it became difficult to shape anymore and was more or less set in place.I haven't tested the properties of the final product, but it forms a strong plastic part. I included a picture of some pellets and just a rolled out solid piece.I received this at a discounted price in exchange for an honest review, so here are the pros and cons as I see them.PROS-Very cool and fun to use-Melts easily-Hardens quicklyCONS-none at this point