Monster Liquid Latex - Dries CLEAR - Creates Zombie Skin and FX

Bought this to use as a resist for pottery, it works great for that, useful in situations when I don't want the messiness of wax -- latex peels right off if you happen to get it somewhere you didn't want it. You DO have to remove this before firing the piece, and I've learned that a heavy coat makes it much easier to peel off, thin coats are difficult to remove in one piece. I also love that, unlike wax or modge podge, which also have their places as resist, the latex can be blasted with a heat gun and it just laughs at the heat, doesn't move like wax does. You can actually apply this and use a hair dryer or heat gun to dry it before you begin glazing! A neat tool to have in your pottery bag

This liquid latex works great on prosthetics and for making sfx scars and cuts. Super strong hold but has a slight smell to it. Made all of my Halloween costumes stand out. Would buy again and again. Other than the smell, it's a great product.

This stuff is great for SFX makeup but make sure that you are in a well ventilated room as there is a smell. Also it is very important to make sure the area that you are applying it to is free from hair or the hair is prepped correctly or covered or the latex will rip it out. It is also not supposed to go on or around eyes or mouths as it can be toxic. It lasts all day at Comicon and seems to be pretty sweat proof. You can mix or cover it with regular makeup or face paint (I find Mehron to be the best for it). It can also be used to glue down premade prosthetics. It dries clear and if you add matte setting powder over it, it will reduce the shine.

Bought and used this liquid latex for Halloween this year to create a thin, skin like set of alien arms and to customize a mask from a previous year. Works well even when slightly watered down and if used in thin layers over the right base or mould. Came out just as desired and stretched better than expected without ripping. I would recommend using a slightly larger mold because it does tend to shrink a little when drying. All in all I definitely recommend this product for small to medium costume fabrications and creations. Dries quickly and clear for multiple thinner applications, andheres great and is hand washable and durable. Looks like I’ve got a pair of alien arms and hands for next year!

You know when the top of the throw rug is still in good shape but the rubber on the back is crumbling? This product will fix that problem! Try to get all the loose, dry, crumbling pieces off before brushing this on the back. I did a couple of coats. Use an old paint brush, you will throw it away when you’re done. I wrapped the brush in cellophane and put in frig between coats. Update: unable to wash rugs with this on the back. They will stick to themselves, when you pull them apart, (unfold them) the backing will tear. We have ceramic tile floor, no stains, unsure if I would use this on a wood floor.

Good amount of latex for $10. Works as it should. Obviously has that fishy smell when applying but that’s how they are all. Would recommend

I buy liquid latex often. This kind isnt as stretchy as other types I've purchased. Breaks easily when stretching it after it's dry.

I got this, hoping to repair my vinyl kitchen gloves that always develop a tiny hole that lets water in. This is too thin for that purpose. I cannot evaluate it for making masks or anything like that. So in support of having a product available, I am giving it five stars. If you are looking at it for maskmaking, you should look at other reviews. If you are looking at it to repair objects that have holes, it is just too thin for that purpose.