You can reheat and reuse FrogzEggz as many times as you wish. However, over time due to hand moulding, the plastic may become slightly dirty as it may pick up dust and impurities.

We generally recommend heating about 3 to 4 table spoons of FrogzEggz at a time. If you heat too much at once, it takes a long time for it all to soften.

Certainly. As long as you heat both ends that are to be joined. To assist with this, we recommend using a blue flame lighter or pencil lighter. Do not use an orange flame as this will discolour your FrogzEggz.

FrogzEggz is completely non-toxic and biodegradable.

FrogzEggz may be purchased at hardware, craft and retail chain stores.

The Pratley DIY pack is a 50g pack that has enough FrogzEggz for most DIY projects and fixes around the home. The Kraftex FrogzEggz jar contains 200g of FrogzEggz and is intended for Craft and costume design projects that require larger quantities of FrogzEggz.

FrogzEggz has a relatively low melting temperature of 60°C. The product will start to soften at 55°C. Do not exceed temperatures 200°C as this will destroy the polymer.

Yes, you will however need to press it into the mould as it cannot be poured.

Yes, many Pratley adhesive products will bond to FrogzEggz. Pratley Ezeebond, Pratley Powda Bond and Pratley Superglue are ideal.

Certainly, we recommend using chalk pastel powder and paint powders while in a melted state. The product will also accept both Acrylic and Enamel paint when set.  You can even make your creations glow in the dark using Pratley Glow Powder!

You have about 2 minutes to mould FrogzEggz plastic, but you will see that it tends to harden slowly over time. It also depends on how much FrogzEggz you have heated at once, as larger amounts tend to hold onto heat for longer. The ambient temperature also determines the amount of time you have to mould your design. FrogzEggz will harden faster on cold days than hot days.