1 Pound White Epoxy Putty Sculpt Clay, 2 Part (A & B) Modeling Compound for Sculpting, Modeling, Building, Repairing, Self-Hardening Epoxy Clay Easily Repairs Metal, Wood, Tile, Ceramics, Plastic

There's less in the package than expected but it's a really nice product. Dries relatively quickly and is super sturdy once hardened. Paintable and pretty easy to mold. It is a bit sticky and kinda flaky when first mixed but that wears off within a few minutes. I would suggest watching some tutorials before using. Overall great product. Would buy again.

I found this compound very easy to use. It doesn’t dry out to slow or too quickly - it’s just right, lol. It was in a drawer for close to a year, however the mold ability was still great! I was able to still make intricate designs on my bottles. The price was perfect and I will definitely be ordering it again.

Good product

One of my 3’ tall Christmas elves got damaged with several cracks ranging from hairline to 1/4” wide. I used this to repair it. It took paint nicely. The repairs held out through a very wet, and occasionally below freezing, decorating season.

I have used more the expensive Epoxy sculpts and have had a wonderful experience with them. I wanted to see if I could get away with going the cheaper route with this one. Yes it does work but it works very fast. I noticed that it started to harden quickly and was hard to blend together. I also noticed that I couldn't use water to blend it out like I had been able to with other products. And while I was able to sand it, I had to use a Dremel, hand Sanding was basically out of the question. I feel like for me personally I added a lot more work for myself trying to use this material how I've used previous materials. If I had known what I know now, I would have gone with the original material. That being said, I don't think it is a bad product, just not for how I needed to use it. If you wanted to use this one as a base material and then build on top of it with something that is easier to sand I would recommend that. Or if you don't need a lot of details general, you're fine.

You're probably wondering if it's as good as Apoxie. Some applications I prefer this product and some Apoxie is better. I have found this putty is more viscous and sticky. If you're main need is adhesive, go with this one. Apoxie is better for sculpting and molding .

It gets so solid. It’s easy to work with, it’s paintable, it’s sandable. I was able to make 3 antler plaques just like the one in the picture with one order of this stuff. I’ll be continuing to order it to keep making em!

I was looking for something I could use in sculpting. With the potential of adhesive. This is very fragile when dry. Pieces snap off easily, it breaks easily, and it does not adhere once dry it falls off with even slight pressure.