hydrocal walls

[Anonymous]

anyone want to give their favorite source out?

[jonadel]

Same problem here with Hydrocal, use it or lose it. We love that stuff and have probably used 100 pounds over the past two years but I buy it in 25 pound sacks. I'm always shocked when I see the price in those milk cartons, that's criminal.

Jon

[ChiefEagles]

Wow, you Buckeyes must not have any humidity. Buy it here and the extra will set up in about a year or so. Even if kept in the house. Can build some thin and light weight stuff with hydrocal.

[csxt30]

You're welcome!! I think there are several styles of walls available, but also I might add, Years ago I bought an 80 lb. bag of hydrocal at Train America. Only have a few lbs. left now, but buying it that way can last for many years & save money over those little milk cartons of it. I think if you do need a lot , you can just dial up hydrocal & search for a place near you. Hope this helps too ! Oh, have fun building that prison!! Thanks, John

[Anonymous]

John, bless you, this is exactly what I was looking for.....

Folsum Prison here I come...

[csxt30]

YES!! Gee, I was just looking at these walls at this webb site the other night. http://www.bragdonent.com/weather.htm.. Hope this helps ! Well, maybe it's this one!http://www.bragdonent.com/smpic/3s.jpg Thanks, John ps, they have tons of stuff! Oh, now I'll try this! ( still learning! )http://www.bragdonent.com/weather.htm

[Anonymous]

Has anyone here ever made stone or brick walls using hydrocal or another modeling plaster?

I'm wondering if anyone makes molds to make your own walls?

I need to build some prison walls and I think the cheapest thing is to make them myself.

Afterall don't we all create the walls of our own personal prisons?

TPL