Stephen Johnson's Play-Doh-like substance offers a fun alternative to glue

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Autor: dezeen Publicado el: 06/01/2018
Stephen Johnson's Play-Doh-like substance offers a fun alternative to glue

London designer Stephen Johnson has developed a colourful adhesive dough that is strong enough to bond parts of furniture together. The synthetic dough, called PLAY, is designed to look like children's modelling toy Play-Doh, but to function as a strong adhesive. It can be used to bond a range of materials, including wood, glass, marble and metal...
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