Thread: Polystyrene hardening product
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17-04-2012 #2
Hi Gasant-
There's a number of ways to do this-! depends on what you're doing with the pieces really-
The BEST stuff is called HardKote- Which is available here- http://www.flints.co.uk/acatalog/Pai...Hard_Kote.html
its good stuff and I've used a fair bit of it before, it can be watered down a bit to make it go further and looks like a slightly rendered sandy finish-
i used it on this-
and was fairly hard wearing apart from the kids poking pens into it...
or theres foamcoat which is smoother-
for a cheap alternative, you can scrim it so like papier mache but with muslin, with loads of pva to create a shell, the paint and seal with a good waterprrofing varnish/ glaze-
gimme a shout of you need any more help/ pointers.
George
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