Anyone here use paperclay ?

[darth billy]

Hi

I just read about a product called paperclay does anyone know if it can bond to resin, fiberglass etc ?

Thanks
Billy

 

[Kylash]

ive never tried it on fiberglass, but im pretty sure you can put bondo over it to smooth it more, though its sandable. I used it when making my rocketeer jetpack and it sticks to cardboard and paper products very well. Paints good too.

http://raynecreations.com/raynecreations/prop15.html

 

[OldKen]

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ive never tried it on fiberglass, but im pretty sure you can put bondo over it to smooth it more, though its sandable. I used it when making my rocketeer jetpack and it sticks to cardboard and paper products very well. Paints good too.

http://raynecreations.com/raynecreations/prop15.html
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not to derail, but damn thats a nice pack. :eek

good lord that looks fake, like heres a ball of paper... now voila heres a metal jetpack.

LOL.

very impressive. :thumbsup

 

[kalkamel]

I used them to make my Sankara stones:

 

[Kylash]

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ive never tried it on fiberglass, but im pretty sure you can put bondo over it to smooth it more, though its sandable. I used it when making my rocketeer jetpack and it sticks to cardboard and paper products very well. Paints good too.

http://raynecreations.com/raynecreations/prop15.html
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not to derail, but damn thats a nice pack. :eek

good lord that looks fake, like heres a ball of paper... now voila heres a metal jetpack.

LOL.

very impressive. :thumbsup
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LOL thanks At about 410 for a small pack, it was alot of packs to make, but in a thin enough layer not to crack, its very strong, and VERY lightweight.

 

[darth billy]

Thanks for the replys incredable work.

Ill have to give this stuff a try.

Thanks
Billy

 

[penwiper]

I haven't tried to bond it to anything but paper mache (which it does well, but I have been impressed with the stuff. It's easy to work with, very light, and very strong.

 

[badger]

Is it similar to Celluclay? I have some, but I'm not sure how to use it.

badger

 

[Darth Lars]

I have read that it consists of ordinary (water-based) clay with cellulose fibers added as reinforcement. Interesting material.