The stuff I worked with was weird. Once hardened it was not flexible, however, when stressed it would buckle but not completely break apart. Think (though not nearly to this level) of rebarb reinforced concrete.
You ****ing jotto can you read or what, I alrady answer your ass in the first page, but since you like the fruity talk and **** you chose to ignore this post
That's not the answer I asked for. I asked for a simple yes or no......can you not follow instructions??
Lots. I was thinking of making a career in art. When you work with it for months on end you don't forget texture, tactile sensation and weight. I chapped my hands using the stuff.
It's the same way casts are made.
You get the gauze, you lace it with plaster, the plaster combines into the gauze creating a mesh hard brick like substance just like casts.
Casts are pretty damn hard.
And Casts aren't flexible right?? When you have your cast on you can't move anything its on.
Lots. I was thinking of making a career in art. When you work with it for months on end you don't forget texture, tactile sensation and weight. I chapped my hands using the stuff.
I take it you watched the Special on HBO on the Resto/Lewis issue right?
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