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      Pictures of Painted Plasterite gifting

      Postby josh on Tue Sep 28, 2010 11:55 am

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      Re: Pictures of Painted Plasterite gifting

      Postby sacred on Tue Sep 28, 2010 10:05 pm

      how cute! Catherine is very artistic …
      I’d read (somewhere) that there shouldn’t be any concave surfaces, so I avoided buying moulds that had any texture to them, like the flowers … :|
      we live and learn … ;)
      are these plasterite ‘happy pills’? are they strong enough to be carried around in one’s pocket? resilient to damage, I mean …
      also, I noticed a heart with silver matt paint on it …. would that silver interfere with the plasterite’s ability to broadcast, going on the earlier info re using silver leaf?
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      Re: Pictures of Painted Plasterite gifting

      Postby monsoon gecko on Wed Sep 29, 2010 6:47 am

      Mmmm……lollies……yum yum
      Love the sbb coil cones.
      No wonder school kid love them.
      Great gifts…how many households blessed. ?
      Fancy moulds help with the magic of paint.
      Very nice.
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      Re: Pictures of Painted Plasterite gifting

      Postby josh on Wed Sep 29, 2010 8:37 am

      The silver paint does not hurt anything, because it is not real silver it is a plastic glider, And yes one could carry one is ones pocket,,,”my precious, what does it have in his pocket…” :D , but it is after all plaster and may not take a whole lot of tumbling.
      As far as range, I have found that the small pyramid will have a field of affect of 15 miles, it could just be the geometry of the thing, because the other pieces do not go that far, some 9 miles, some 7 miles…, still very good
      We have found that the silicone mold work the best.
      Stephen, how the nine stack coming, ? :shock:
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        More painted plasterite 🙂

        Postby josh on Tue Sep 28, 2010 12:04 pm

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        Re: More painted plasterite 🙂

        Postby sacred on Tue Sep 28, 2010 10:15 pm

        absolutely beautiful work, Josh (& Catherine) …
        the colours are so vibrant! that sunflower is special ..
        I’d read (somewhere) that there shouldn’t be any concave surfaces, so I avoided buying moulds that had any texture to them, like the flowers … playing ‘safe’ … but I do understand that concave is different to ‘shaped’ …
        the purple one with the amethyst on top, is that from a salad bowl? it almost looks round, not half-round …
        I would have thought that a crystal glued on a painted surface would come off easily, taking the paint with it … but I know very little about the nature of paint ..
        this is wonderful! it’s like having a plasterite lesson! :D
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