Micro-Mark MTP Moldable Thermoplastic Medium, 9.8" x 14.5” Sheet

Very good for my crafts, but I do recommend not to heat that much it gets hot and if you don’t work fast I can cool off not the shape you want. So don’t heat it up to much, work fast and it will be great for you crafts. Have fun.

I ordered this as an emergency substitute for worblas finest when I ran out at the 98% finishing point of my project. Things to note that may affect your purchase:- this is ONE sheet slightly bigger than 8.5x11.- The product sticker was right on the underside of the sheet itself. Mine thankfully came off easy but YMMV.- Melts and gets way gooier faster than worblas finest. Also prone to air bubbles a lot easier and these didn't smooth out as well.- definitely a color difference. It stuck to the half prop I made with worbla and probably wouldn't matter once painted but I lost my confidence in the product and just went to order more of the original.3/5 for the sake of fairness because it may still be useable but after spending 2 months on my project, no sense cutting corners now

So this stuff is kinda different from worbla because once it gets hot it gets gooey, less heat less gooey. Worbla doesn’t get so melty so fast. Both get hard as a rock. I Surprisingly liked when I put a lot of heat to it because I was able to spread it a long ways. So I decided with worbla that I would use it for bigger pieces and use this stuff for a small detail because I could roll it up. I’m a fan and I’ll be purchasing more!

I bought this to reinforce the inside of a door panel card. The card is made of some type of cardboard/pressboard and had lost the strength of its form due to getting wet. I has able to shape this material to backside of the door card contour using a small heat gun. Once cooled back to room temperature, it was stiff enough to glue onto the back of the door card and it now provides some decent reinforcement.

This is my first time working with thermoplastic, but I do know that it melts in heat, so thus I would have hoped the sheets were wrapped in plastic, or something to keep them from sticking to the paper polymailer envelope, even better if there was wax paper or something in between each sheet from sticking together, I had to pry these sheets apart and as you can see from the pictures, they didn’t separate cleanly. I’ll see if I can melt them back together so they’re mostly seamless but still, packaging could be improved for mailing in hot climates