Sugru - Digital Printing in Your Hand

Written By Jennifer Lea

Sharing one of my favorite, but unique product finds today - Sugru! It’s like having a digital printer in your hand, at least almost. It’s “moldable plastic.” It comes in little packages with many colors and is moldable like clay, but dries to a flexible plastic rubber. The uses are endless and it’s not for everything, but today I am using it to plug barn door rail holes. I am not even sure why my barn door rail has holes at the end, but it does and you can see the color of the wall behind it. You can’t cover them with the stopper because it’s not the right setting for my door, so I decided I would use Sugru to fill the holes. No paint or glue required. See my quick video on instagram for a “how to!” Keep a couple of packets on hand, but note that they will not last forever. Shelf life in my experience is about a year. Good stuff!

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