Amazing, and I'm in love with your work!! I have a question if you dont mind. I'm just starting out and use bucket joint compund because it can stay wet longer while I'm using it and still learning it. I'm finding it stays wet too long lol, and I cant move between layers and sculpt as quickly as I planned. If I get a powdered 45 or 60 joint compund that dries within an hour, will it stay wet inside the bag if air doesn't hit it, or it dries within 45 minutes regardless, even if it's inside of a ziplock bag like you're using? I just want to make sure so I don't waste it. I tried it with plaster of paris and it dried inside of the bag within 5 minutes😅, so I was wondering if it was the same for the joint compund you recommended since it's a bit different from plaster of paris. I also notice plaster of paris crumbles too easily as well.
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Amazing, and I'm in love with your work!! I have a question if you dont mind. I'm just starting out and use bucket joint compund because it can stay wet longer while I'm using it and still learning it. I'm finding it stays wet too long lol, and I cant move between layers and sculpt as quickly as I planned. If I get a powdered 45 or 60 joint compund that dries within an hour, will it stay wet inside the bag if air doesn't hit it, or it dries within 45 minutes regardless, even if it's inside of a ziplock bag like you're using? I just want to make sure so I don't waste it.
I tried it with plaster of paris and it dried inside of the bag within 5 minutes😅, so I was wondering if it was the same for the joint compund you recommended since it's a bit different from plaster of paris. I also notice plaster of paris crumbles too easily as well.
Hi. Do not use plaster or premix joint compound it would not work. Use powder joint compound 45 it will be perfect for 30 minutes
@@VieryArt thank you!