♥ How to Use Milky Hitohada Gel ♥ ♥ How to Use Transparent Hitohada Gel ♥ ♥ 33 Squishy Hacks ♥ Enthält Werbung durch Markennennung / Contains advertisement due to visible brand logos Foamy Hitohada gel is the often forgotten third option when it comes to making DIY squishies. It's a two-part polyurethane foam that cures extremely quickly, compared to the 48-36 hours of milky and transparent Hitohada Gels. I've used this one before in a video and found it very difficult to control. I decided to revisit it again and this attempt was equally tricky but I did learn a bit more about the material. You only need to pour 1/4 of it into the mould as it expands a lot while curing. The foam can't be touched after it's been poured because the texture will collapse. It's not ideal for very small “sticking out“ details like ears. The final piece can be coloured with paint or pastel dust, and I recommend the latter the preserve the slow-rising qualities of the foam. #diy #resin #japan ♥ Shopping Links ♥ It seems like foamy Hitohada Gel is out of stock everywhere. I'm not that surprised as I can't imagine there being a huge demand for something so difficult to use. The other two types of Hitohada Gel can be found Etsy: Milky Hitohada Gel: Transparent: Polymer Clay: Silicone Putty: iBloom Squishies: DISCLAIMER: Amazon products are affiliate links which means I receive a very small commission if you buy it through here. I do not receive commission for links to Etsy or any other online store, though of course I still link those if I purchased a certain item shown in my video that viewers might want! ♥ More Hitohada Gel Videos ♥ Injecting Colour in Clear Squishies - Puni Gel vs Hitohada Gel - Best Transparent Resin Review - Best and Worst Jelly Resin - ♥ My GERMAN Channel! Cute Life Hacks DE ♥ ♥ Cute Life Hacks Channel ♥ ♥ TikTok English ♥@maqaroon ♥ Instagram ♥ (c) Joanna Zhou 2022 Contains Music from Epidemic Sound () This video is not sponsored Contains affiliate links
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