Worbla's Finest Art Original - Single Sheet - at Least 8x8 in. Thermoplastic for Cosplay, Costume Design, Jewelry, and More!

Good quality material. Hard to find in my area so I was happy to find it available here.

Great for crating. A little pricey.

Smaller than I thought but hopefully I can make what I need to with this amount of it for a cosplay I’m doing. I’ll update with pictures

I used this to make a base for a pony tail wig for a con and it was perfect. Very easy to use and mold

Used for a costume project. Only thing can complain about is that you don't get a whole lot for your buck.

I cannot get this sticker off! I've scraped and pulled and used a blade even to try to pry it from the slick side! It's like welded to it. Very frustrating. I can't use googon cause I don't want to mix anti stickiness into the glue holding this together. Why would you put this sticker on this side in the first place?? Why not have it on the packaging? Why not have it on the rough side so it's easier to remove?? Very annoying that I have a piece I cannot use.

I had a individual project to mechanically test materials. I sourced several thermoplastics and Finest Art performed really well. It was easier to use and form into needed shapes. Their customer service is fast and responsive.I wouldn’t use another type of thermoplastic and will most likely only use Worbla products in future projects.

It's worbla, cosplayers swear by the stuff for a reason, it works great.My gripe is that the sticker is stuck directly on the product and doesn't come off. First picture I tried nails and x-acto knife and got nowhere. I had to heat it up to get it off, and even then I couldn't get all of it. So now I have this sticky, mangled piece of worbla. Like it works fine for what I'm using for, but I'm a little peeved that it costs an arm and a leg for one, screwed up sheet.If I could do 3.5, I would. 3 is too low because it still works, but 4 feels too high for this issue