Moldable thermoplastic beads - White 100g GSW
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🔥 Thermoplastic Beads – Infinitely Reusable Plastic
Drop into hot water → mould like clay → hardens like plastic when cool. Re-melt and reshape as many times as you need.
📦 What You Get
100g of white, hard pellets made from low-temperature thermoplastic polymer. At ~60-70°C they turn transparent and soft – shape whatever you want. Once cooled, they're solid white and rigid again. No chemicals, no hardener – just hot water.
⚡ How to Use (60 seconds to start)
💡 Don't like the result? Drop it back in hot water and start over.
🎯 What's It Good For?
🎨 Modelling & Miniatures
- Custom tool handles and brush grips
- Painting handles and miniature holders
- Base details, terrain elements
- Quick part prototypes
⚔️ Cosplay & Props
- Lightweight armour bits, clips, clasps
- Fangs, teeth, theatrical effects
- Ornament and fitting prototypes
- Custom buttons and fasteners
🔧 Repairs & DIY
- Replacement knobs and handles
- Tool grips and clip extensions
- Temporary mounts and fixtures
- Custom adapters and spacers
💎 Craft & Jewellery
- Base shapes for painting
- Medallions, crosses, pendants
- Can be tinted with pigments
- Paint with acrylics once set
📋 Specifications
| Weight | 100g |
| Colour (solid state) | White |
| Softening temperature | ~60-70°C |
| Working time (soft) | 3-5 minutes |
| Setting time | 5-15 minutes (faster in cold water) |
| Reusable | ✓ Yes – unlimited re-melts |
| Post-cure finishing | Sand, drill, cut, paint |
| Manufacturer | Green Stuff World (Spain) |
✅ Pros
- Infinitely reusable – re-melt forever
- No chemicals – just hot water
- Picks up detail from silicone moulds
- Rigid when set – works for handles
- Can be sanded, drilled, painted
⚠️ Keep in Mind
- Softens above 60°C – don't leave in hot car
- Short working window (few minutes)
- For precision parts, resin is better
- Hot water – mind the burns
⚠️ Safety: Use a spoon or tweezers to remove from hot water. Small pellets = choking hazard – not for children. Hobby product, not a medical device.
🏪 Hobby Heaven – Authorised Green Stuff World Dealer UK
Which glue should I use for plastic, resin or metal?
Plastic cement welds polystyrene kits; resin and metal don't react to cement, so use super glue (CA). PVA is for basing materials only.
Green Stuff or Milliput — which putty?
Green Stuff stays slightly flexible and holds fine sculpted detail; Milliput cures rock-hard and sands smooth, ideal for gap filling. Many modellers mix the two.
How long does epoxy putty take to cure?
Workable for roughly 60–90 minutes, fully cured in about 24 hours at room temperature — check each product's description for exact times.
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