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Plaster of Paris is a wonderful casting material that will capture the most minute details. However, it is not very resistant, will easily chip or mark and break. As a result Plaster of Paris sculptures are made thick and heavy to compensate for their fragility.

Forton MG is a casting system bringing together the best of Gypsum plaster or cement  and mix it with the attributes of epoxy resin. The resulting material is strong, light weight, weather proof and non toxic and non hazardous... It is used widely in the building industry to make architectural ornaments, panels and  facades. Artists and sculptors have been quick to see its potential application for art castings.

Unless otherwise specified, most of my body casting sculptures are cast in Forton MG. The finished product looks almost exactly as a traditional plaster sculpture, but is much stronger and cannot be scratched by fingernails. 

If you have purchased my "Boobs casting manual"  and are about to make  your first life casting, I would recommend that you follow my advice and use plaster of Paris as your casting material. Forton MG is not difficult to use but is more expensive than plain Plaster of Paris.

 



 

 

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