DAP 10318 Paris Plaster, 4 LB, White, 64 Ounce

Backed over a St. Francis statue in the yard. It's clay over cement - not worth much but it has sentimental value. After I glued what was left of his head back on, I used plaster to fill in the cracks and sculpted a new nose. Some sanding and paint and it looks as good as new.

Nice to work with. It can be polished very smooth once dry. Wipe it with a damp rag periodically while sanding and change emory paper/cloth frequently to avoid build up of dust resulting in tears/scratches. Using proper sanding and polishing techniques it holds a nice edge and polishes well. Great for detail work!

great deal, works well, love it! plastered wall repair quickly & with ease

I bought a box of this to mess around with making castings and instantly became obsessed because it is so easy and fun. Cures super fast and it's fun to play with, I like to spread it on different things to copy the pattern and put it in molds. Really fun hobby with satisfying results. I use 65:100 ratio of water to plaster, by weight. Creates super solid castings that I can't break with my bare hands even though they are only 1.5" thick. Works really well with acrylic enamel paint.

It’s plaster all right. Nice to be able to buy just what I need. I mix it 50/50 with joint compound for a very quickdry scratch coat when doing drywall patches. It’s so strong, you don’t need tape. Work fast tho, even at a 50/50 mix, a small batch dries in a just few minutes. Wish it came in a sealable container. It makes a mess.

Great for all kinds of projects.

Used this for making homemade sidewalk chalk. Was so easy to use and clean up afterwards. Good value because we made a ton with this box size.

Used this plaster to make this picture. This was made out of a regular bedsheet and put on canvas to dry. I painted it afterwards. I think it came out pretty nice