Thank you sooooo much, jim! that does ring a bell! I think i am in the
early stages of ...i forget what you call it.. but have problems
quite frequently with short term memory!
i'm off to google search. thanks again
lee h


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Hi Lee,
You're probably thinking of hypertufa, do a search on that and you'll get
ton's of hits. But it's not made with paper mache, but cement, peat and
perlite or something similar.
cheers,
Jim
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(Lee) wrote:
long time ago i saw a tv program showing how to make pottery/planters
from paper mache and cement and something else and it showed that this
was often used in England and that it was water proof and would last
for years. i can't remember what it was called nor what all was
involved. anyone have information and how to make this? i am in the
midst of a project that might have a purpose for this type of
material. i think it may be something like faux rock but not as
involved. i could have sworn i d the recipe in this computer but can't
find it!
appreciate any info.
lee h