Thermoworx Polymorph | Eco-friendly, Hand Mouldable Thermoplastic. Unlimited Possibilities

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Polymorph is a thermoplastic polymer which melts at 62°C and consists of small off-white plastic granules. By heating these granules in hot water the user can easily melt the pellets to form a transparent flexible material. Once melted the opaque white pellets fuse together, become transparent and soften, allowing the user to form the plastic by hand into unique shapes. Polymorph has unlimited uses, from prototyping new products, creating gadgets and toys to replacement parts and general DIY repairs. This is the strongest Polymorph available on the market and it's immense strength makes it's DIY possibilities huge. Adding colour to Polymorph or painting finished products allows an even more impressive range of shapes and ideas to be created.

[@sandraizquierdo4614]

wow thats cool

[@MARZACpro]

This stuff is awesome!

[@alexepapa905]

Ciao!! SUUUUUUPER!!!

[@filigenzilab9613]

Amazing! Also, besides water, what else is it soluble in?

[@martinerhard8447]

Yes nice and all....but can you make even longer fingernail extensions with it xD?

[@kanadakanadakanada]

Will it withstand the curing temperature of epoxy resin ( making a mold out of it)?

[@markwalley7615]

happy birthday

[@dexterolsen1348]

WOW THATS COOL

[@user-sg2wh2pd5v]

I'm making a video with a two-way system. Is there any use for painting other than mixing?

[@slingblade8963]

If I use this for car parts, will it likely melt?

[@sabrinadetoulouse8831]

hyper amusant on vous aime beaucoup continuer comme sa est ce que vous aller venir a toulouse svp ;)

[@Tweej]

I want to make a grip handle from this, will it soften when gripped for a period of time. My hands will get warm while driving,

[@cheekyllamacreations]

No, it will never soften unless you put it back into boiling water

[@dushanthdushy376]

Hi do you have tpr also ?

[@THEGREATTR1AL]

es is soo coll wideo

[@adamlewis7224]

I swear I heard this guys voice somewhere before......

[@jatnng2]

I will start using this Thermoworx to form a Voldemort

[@anateresa5529]

Well, I have one tooth gap is it's okay if I can foil up that gap? Of course considering the quantity..but it sticks well behind the tooth?

[@anateresa5529]

*fill up

[@DoozyyTV]

it will melt if you drink hot tea

[@whizicalmermaid7336]

Can this be used in a mold?

[@dewaldpretorius1635]

This sound exactly like Macs from Elimacs sfx

[@DrDIYhax]

it is

[@billalmahdi7374]

Chemical composition??

[@no_one161]

Why so many disliked?

[@arijralvarez341]

Ok, but what does it taste like

[@AlvaroDELACRU7_]

Thats why every product comes with a label lol

[@kevincrowe1872]

I must have bought the cheap brand mine just turns into goo like trying to mould treacle useless

[@j.cheeverloophole9029]

Your water is too hot... Maybe you figured that out over the past 2 years.....

[@toxic00n61]

Can we paint the creation after it dries?

[@Torturfilm]

Yes

[@BariceRuleS]

How?

[@JamesHannagan]

By applying paint.

[@pluronic123]

@@JamesHannagan Klick on the color you want then klick on apply and confirm. the new color should be seen. If you don't like it, click Ctrl + R

[@WysteriaGuitar]

Her nails were made from polymorph...

[@isabellafiorentino2193]

non lo compro mai

[@Enthcreations]

this girl with these nails has the ability to handle stuff with her fingers equal to a horse's one. Horses does not have fingers at all. Help her.

[@karenvinciguerra4218]

wow thats cool

[@kanadakanadakanada]

Will it withstand the curing temperature of epoxy resin ( making a mold out of it)?

[@DrDIYhax]

nope

[@andrepruitt5360]

wow thats cool