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    magic8697 is offline The Great Pumpkin
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    I am waundering what the glue to water ratio that is used for corpsing plastic skulls. This is my first attempt at corpsing a skull so if anyone has any other ideas please let me know.
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    hey magic, what are you corpsing with besides glue? and water? cheescloth, nylon stockings? tisue paper? if you want a good rigid and hard pice use like 1 glue to 1-2 parts water. If you just want to make the glue go further and having a dense hard material isn't as important, try a 1 glue to 4-5 parts water. Also depending on the thickness of the corpsing material, you'll want a heavier glue mixture for heavier materials like linen or cheescloth but a thinner mixture for things like tissue.
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    It's not an exact science, but I usually mix mine around half and half.
    Seems to give the required results...

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    Actually, I've been having success with paper towels dipped in plain old latex-based paint. The cool thing is that you can get your base color and your texture in one step.
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