(The
plaster of paris hardened inside a mold that was created using the original shell.)
These patents all relate to different ways to apply a covering of
plaster of Paris to a moldboard, or to methods of keeping it from drying out in use.
Cut small strips of the
plaster of Paris gauze and place them into a bowl on the center of the workstation, along with a bowl of warm water.
Mix
Plaster of Paris according to package directions and pour about 1-inch deep into a plastic container that is not much larger than the child's hand.
Slowly mix water into a half-cup of
plaster of Paris until it becomes thick and creamy.
This adds 7,000 tonnes of
plaster of Paris, 150 tonnes of iron, 150 tonnes of wood along with paints containing mercury, nickel, and cadmium, and turpentine and oil.
The new SR 20-23 can be used for finishing a wide variety of materials including wood, plastics, metals, stone,
plaster of Paris and lacquered surfaces.
A GIRL had to have her fingers and thumbs amputated after burning them in
plaster of Paris during an art class.
A
plaster of Paris mask is made of this area, making sure to cover the area with a generous margin.
Joint compound is a simple substance containing
plaster of paris, limestone and perlite.
Magnifying glass, file folder, scissors,
plaster of Paris, coffee can with a plastic lid, paper clips, water, ruler