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Pyrolith

or LIQUID MARBLE, a composite, plastic material that so closely resembles marble that no one can detect any difference. It fulfils the requirements of the sculptor as to durability and hardness and forms an imperishable material, easy to work and capable of receiving every delicate line and curve of the clay model. It was discovered by George Julian Zolnay, an American sculptor, the result of years of hard work.

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