Costumes

Armor

Musketeer Hat created using velour, Cardboard and Sculpt or Coat

Millinery

Crafts

Make-up

Masks

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Sculpt or Coat is wonderful for mask making, costume construction,
crafts, hats and special effects make-up.

Suggested uses are:

Reinforce, Strengthen, & Protect Fix a Boater Reinforce vacuform armor Preserve & repair papier mache stock Strengthen and Decorate a plastic party hat or mask Seal fraying edges	Shape Fabric Shape a Ruffle Shape a Circle Shape an Ear Shape a Space Collar Twist Horns, Snakes, Noses, and Folds
Glue Fabric Glue fabric to mylar, aluminum, foil, etc. Glue fabric to Lighting Gel Glue fabric to fabric instead of using an iron on fusing Glue colors and decorations to fabric Glue fabric to wood dowels, metal, or plexiglass	Texture Surfaces Pat hand on surface for a stippled effect Swirl hand on surface for circular pattern Sweep lines on surface for a water effect Create alligator/lizard skin by laying on a net. When partly dry,lift off net and geometric pattern stays on surface
Color Surfaces Mix in Rit Dye or Aniline Dye Mix in Dry or Wet Pigments Paint on plastic Paint on Mylar Paint on Paper, Fabric or Papier Mache	Metallic Pieces Mix in metallic powders Mix in glitters Mix in sequins Mix in mica-platelets
Stenciling Stencil Letters Stencil Patterns Stencil on a T-shirt Stencil on bolt goods. Stencil on armor	Create Special Effects Blood Wounds Appendages Protect liquid latex pieces Peeling skin
Make Crafts Jewelry Shoes Masks Fabric feathers Armor	Cover backer or ethafoam rod Cover bead foams, blue foams craft foam cones & balls Cover foam rubber Cover urethane foams Cover latex foam pieces Cover weather-stripping

Sculptural Arts Coating, Inc.
P.O. Box 10546 Greensboro, NC 27404
800-743-0379 * www.sculpturalarts.com