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FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS. Ours came out perfect but please don’t “go for it”.

The process can be a little messy but it's very worth it for the end result a lifetime memorabilia of whatever you choose to make. I had my son and Grandson hold hands and place their hands into the plaster and it came out beautifully.

My husband and I did this one year for our anniversary and it was actually such a good gift and fun experience. It was cute because you have to hold hands for a few minutes, and we had a good time peeling the mold away from the casting. I also liked how cute of a decoration it is. It gives some sweetness to our home and it also has a little memory with it for me, so I love that we chose this for an anniversary gift.

Came out nice

My 16 year old got this to do with his girlfriend. The steps were easy to follow (I helped) and I was surprised with how well it turned out. Cute keepsake. I would buy again

My 13yo daughter, and my husband helped her do a cast of his hands for a school project. It came out fantastic. Just read the directions thoroughly, and you shouldn’t have any problems! Would buy again.

I bought this as a Christmas present as a fun activity for my 4 kids (young adults). I was thinking (hoping) it could maybe work with more people, but realized once we got it that more than 4 hands would only work with smaller kids. The end result turned out fairly well, but our family is full of perfectionists, and oh-boy did the planning/research take awhile.The outcome of this is an art as much as it's a science. These two things stood out to me: 1) get yourself a cheap gallon-bucket type mixing rod, like used with paint (that attaches to a drill) for around $5 - attempting to mix the contents with a mixer (as shown in their video) proved problematic. Using a the mixing rod will allow you to get all the way to the bottom of the bucket, as we had unmixed product left on the bottom; 2) get a disposable bucket/bowl to mix the hardening product. We used one of our mixing bowls (as instructed) and it was a MESS to clean; note that you can't rinse the bowl in your sink as the stuff can't go down the drain.I'm rating this 3 stars mostly due to the inadequate instructions/supplies related to mixing the main molding product, as well as handling/clean-up of the hardening product.

I got this to make a sculpture of just my hand. I bought a dollar store pitcher to use because the bucket in the kit isn't deep enough for an outstretched hand. I haven't used it yet. I will use it when I have someone here with me to help me pour the mold, check for solidity, etc.