Here I’m sharing not only the perfect ratio in which Water and Plaster of Paris should be mixed but also which component should go first.
Before knowing how to make Plaster of Paris mix it is important to know mixing materials behavior first. Otherwise no matter how precise one is can’t get the desired result.
It seems very simple mixing water with Plaster of Paris, but the twist is which everyone ignores that what should be mixed in what. Either A into B or B into A.
Because that will change the output of composition.
Here I’m sharing side by side what happens when one compound is put into other and vice versa.
What are the pros and cons of the same? Based on which one can decide what desired result one is looking for.
This tutorial is the best guide for making perfect
Plaster of Paris Solution.
Moreover, attached are some other links showcasing how this mixture can be used to create artworks such as a chocolate bottle.
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I hope this tutorial gives a better understanding of the components and guidance how to use it.
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Never thought of this , thank you , so first the water 😊🙏
Thank you for the video this video is a lot for mee
my mixture dries up quickly.. any reason why this is happening ? I did make the mistake of stirring it too soon 🙁
Can you use this for the clone a Willy thing?
I try to use plaster of pairas.. but it becomes like a stone after 10 to 15 seconds… i am not able to use it.. it dries quickly.. even in 10 seconds
Thank you!! Really helpful
Thank you, I'm using first method for my diy!
Wowww what a wonderful tutorial 🙌👍Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Where will I get pop??
Can a plaster of Paris pot be dry in only 10 hours in hot climate?
Sir, Can bowls made of pp be painted with something to make it look like ceramic
Good job but very slow.
Water powder ratio, this we have learned in our dentistry degree
This is a very informative video. I've been looking this directions and those that you've given in the comment section.
Your followers have some great insights too.
Now, what would be the right consistency/method for decorative vases/pots.
Secondly, what are the right ratios using white cement, white glue and water for vases. I would like to make them sturdy for selling.
Thanks in advance.
How can you make this image tried this both ways
I do like option 1.
Nice
How can we make plaster of peris more stronger any idea
Thank you!
God bless you
Thanks very nicely explained
One query within how much time it will start hardening.
Are they the same as eachother after they dry?
should we take cold water or normal tap water?
Hi….I want to take my daughter's foot print ……can I take on plastic of Paris??
Thanks ❤️
Thank you for saving me,i really need this
Thanx for the tip
Hello, is there a food safe or close to food safe acrylic sealer that I can use for plaster of paris?
I was always making mistakes now I know why.. thanks for the video 👍👍👍💕
Thank you for this video!
Thanks for sharing 👌
I was just wasted pop to make a pot
After spoiling my full pop I came here to see how to mix pop 😒
It must be me because I don't see no difference
Agar hath ma lage toh koi problem hai kia??
But why is it like milk it's supposed to be dry
Good job swapping the bowls at the end for clarity! 😂😂😂
I have actually done this both ways, depending on the volume needed. Small volume needed and mixed on a flat surface I do the powder first and slowly add water sometimes even using an eye dropper. Larger volumes in a bowl, adding powder to a preselected amount of water, letting it soak and absorbed till it's ready to mix and use. However, looking at the amount of volume of water in your cups, it did not look like it was filled to the same level as the powder in one cup. Optical illusion?
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I like it is vary nice to know all this how to use the plaster of Paris🤔
I've learned that a pound of p of P will half fill a 10 inch pie pan.