Thermoworx Whitemorph bioplastic 100 Grams. Reusable Hand mouldable thermoplastic. Crafts and DIY

Fixed a hard-to -reach leaking water valve. Moulded the soft morph into strips and wrapped them around the feed pipe and valve a couple of centimetres at a time. Re-heated a couple of colder strips that were already on the pipe to aid adhesion.Also, capped off an old leaking lead pipe, which saved me a lot of time and money digging up a concrete path to get to it.

Very easy to use and exactly as described in the pictures and good value for money

Very difficult to use, dries hard very fast but will give good result (I used to make vampire teeth for Halloween)

Needed to hang up a plastic basin, put some of these beads in a cup and poured over boiling water, and was able to mould a loop and attach it to the basin, has worked well for over a month now, and hasn’t shown any sign of wear. Also did a minor repair. Well worth it, easy to use (but hot while moulding!)

Perfect for what I bought it for and much more tbh. Sets hard but melts back down with heat so very forgiving.While it does adhere to many surfaces with enough squishing I'd say give whatever you are fixing/crafting with a bit of a sand or a score to rough it up a bit or it can pop off sometimes.Clear when heated and a more matte white when hardened. Not 100% opaque though so gives a more natural look when used for costuming or SFX.Cools rather quickly so make sure you know what you wanna make before taking it out of the water. I have very cold hands so that speed up the cooling but I reckon you could buy a bit more time with warmed hands and environment.Good value for money, a little goes a long way. Will buy again.

Great for little jobs. I've used this to fill the hole where I screwed a hanging basket into a concrete wall in the garden which made it a lot stronger and secure. Also used to fix beads back together on blinds

I am absolutely amazed at how good this stuff is. It is really mouldable, and adhesive if you need it to be. Very strong when cooled. I've actually been telling some of my more diy/engineering/geeky friends about it... Already fixed two or three things that Gorilla Glue / Araldite couldn't touch. Infact, I bought a replacement washing machine door handle but then used this stuff to fix it. Thinking of returning the replacement handle if I can be bothered. Honestly, if this is something that you think you could use or need, I think you will be surprised at how good it is.

Recommend to cosplayers wanting to design their own fake teeth