gypsolite, stuctolite

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AndyPaul - 02 Jun 2004 03:05 GMT

i have asked various stores for this stuff, gypsolite and stucktolite (sorry
about spelling), but it doesn't ring a bell with them. is there a new name for
it, or a differant commercial name. just curious.

andypaul@aol.com

thanks

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ZBendTrack - 02 Jun 2004 03:22 GMT

>i have asked various stores for this stuff, gypsolite

Then visit this website:
http://www.nationalgypsum.com/products/?query=cat:6&product=48

you can also locate local suppliers....

Hope this helps,
Bill K.
Houston

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Digital Railroader LLC - 02 Jun 2004 15:18 GMT

> i have asked various stores for this stuff, gypsolite and stucktolite (sorry
> about spelling), but it doesn't ring a bell with them. is there a new name for
> it, or a differant commercial name. just curious.

Gypsolite can be purchased in 5 or 20lb containers from Scenic Express
1-800-234-9995.

For the second item, are you possibly thinking of Sculptamold? It's by
American Art Clay, and can be purchased online at Internet Trains.

Frank Eva
http://www.digitalrailroader.org

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Mark Mathu - 02 Jun 2004 17:35 GMT

> For the second item, are you possibly thinking of Sculptamold? It's by
> American Art Clay, and can be purchased online at Internet Trains.

I believe the correct spelling for the second item is Stuccolite. It is a
plaster product made by W.R. Bonsal Company

http://www.bonsal.com/concrete.html?sid=1393

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Hzakas - 17 Jun 2004 17:31 GMT

>I believe the correct spelling for the second item is Stuccolite.

Actually, it's "Structolite."

Dieter Zakas

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gypsolite, stuctolite