Sukh10.9oz Moldable Plastic Pellets - Thermoplastic Beads Polymorph Plastic Meltable Beads for Crafts, DIY, Cosplay, Temporarily Repair, Modeling, Halloween Vampire Teeth Fangs

Honestly, for the price, this is a superior product. I lost a cap in one of my molars and Boy. This stuff really works well.believe it or not. My dentist actually approved it.Even better my husband had a side tooth knocked out and we actually molded a fake tooth out of a ball of the stuff and it really did the trick. You really couldn’t tell that he was missing a tooth until he got the actual tooth replaced.. These moldable beads Easy to use just microwave them for about a minute in a microwave safe container. They become soft and you can mold it into whatever you may place it in your mouth for few seconds and temporary Dental magic! Most important you cannot be the price. If you compare it, especially to all of the items they sell on drugstores Actually, don’t seem to work for me or even hold. Must buy for those were waiting to pay for their dentist!!!

This stuff comes vacuum sealed and is a great product for the price. I use it for my teeth daily and have no issues. Leaves a sour taste at first but it goes away. I live by this stuff if not I would have no teeth. Dry time is a bit long but strong, moldable and affordable. Don’t miss out.

drop a pinch in just boiling water, after they turned transparent I gathered them on a chopstick.They cooled enough to mold in 20 seconds or so. I molded it into a pencil shape roughly.I have good teeth on the lower right but nothing up above. So I molded it to my gums, did a little fine tuning that first day. They let me eat food again, and cost me a whole 6$ and a little time. Sky is the limit with this stuff.

I used this to make fangs for a cosplay and I'm sure I will be using it for other creations. It's easy to use, and rather durable. It is even easy to sand and trim down with a rotary tool. Only thing that is unfortunate is you can't add to it once it has cooled. Any additions will just snap off or detach. You must reheat with more and start over. Also be careful that your work area is clean as ANY debris or material (other than silicon) that it touches will permanently bind with it.

Never though shaping plastic could be so easy. Used for making a mold of my teeth and also a grinding guard. This stuff is very sticky. Sticks to itself, and I put some on a piece of paper before it hardened and it was like glued on. Decent quantity for the price.Some tips:Put some hot tap water and beads in a bowl and microwave for 10 to 20 seconds. If they aren't transparent add more time. For a small amount even 5 seconds was enough.When clear looking, carefully pour water out of bowl so you don't burn yourself and play with plastic until it's uniform.At this point it can be shaped, but it's very soft and first and will still move/ooze until it cools off enough. It's pliable until it turns white.If your molding teeth and find pulling off messes the shape or it's hard to keep in place, put ice on it. The ice makes it harden more quickly which was really helpful once I figured it out.Put in freezer to harden it faster. It can still change some while cooling so the faster the better.I'm not positive but I think it shrinks a little as it hardens. For dentures it should be left in place I think until fully cold and hard.

They work good if you follow directions they are easily mold into any shape if it hardens too quick just put back into warm water. They are inexpensive fun for kids in their Halloween projects. Beads are small but are easy to fuse together when put in hot water they become sticky and pliable

I have been trying to figure out how to copy my magnetic face mask/anon goggles for ever onto other brand goggles. I can’t use my Oakleys when it’s really cold since regular neck gaiters just don’t keep me protected from the wind/cold. There’s a plastic piece with magnets that connects the goggles to the facemask which is what I had to figure out.What I did here was get a roll of flat aluminum wire that are on regular face masks. Since that material is very bendable, I needed the moldable ppastic which is hard around the aluminum band/wire.The plastic melted quickly in hot water (very warm is recommended) but I used boiling so it melted pretty quick in a disposable tin so I can toss it when I am done. Found that when using warm you could still see little white pieces inside the clear glob. Put down some parchment paper on the table and started molding around the wire. I was able to use scissors to cut off the excess on the sides. Flatten, cut, flatten cut. Squeezed 3 strong magnets in (make sure they are facing the correct way). Flatten and trim some more. It has to be thin since it slides into the slots on the face mask. I tested and fits into the face mask/neck gaiter.Will glue the other 3 magnets onto the goggles tomorrow so hopefully I can get this to work!Update* item did not work plastic is not thick enough to not bend so I had to sent it back. But still cool.

These beads are exactly what I hoped they would be. They are great quality and an extremely great value for the money!