If you dip the plaster gauze in water for just a few seconds, it is ready to use immediately. You can cut it into smaller pieces or use it straight from the roll. Gypsum gauze adheres to plastic, glass, wire mesh, cardboard, papier-mâché, etc. When applying to the skin, you must first apply Vaseline.

How to use plaster bandages:

Wear gloves and place a plastic or wax cloth on the table.

First cut the gauze into smaller pieces so that it is ready for use before starting work.

Lay the wet plaster gauze on metal, glass, polystyrene or wire mesh and smooth it out with your fingers. The more layers of gauze, the more robust.

Leave the plaster gauze to dry until the next day. Then you can paint and varnish the dry plaster gauze.

Note: The wet plaster gauze softens cardboard and other absorbent materials, so cover such materials with masking tape beforehand.

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