2 Part Epoxy Clay - 1lb kit | Natural | Self Hardening Non Ceramic Resin Putty | Epoxy Wood Filler Crack and Stone Repair | Mold Super Sculpt Compound | Modeling Glue | Taxidermy Supplies | LXC

This stuff is amazing. I used it to cast some parts from a mold I 3d printer . It’s so strong and easy to use I’ll deffiently buy it again .

It is a weird consistency when you mix it together and is impossible to work with for a while, but the time when it is starting to harden and can be worked with varies. It’s extremely hard when dry.

Used this to fix a plastic hiker-bear's busted foot. Takes a little effort to initially mix properly but it's a great product to work with and sculpt.

Dries ultra hard, takes a while. A bit gooey to work with. Almost acts like a dough. Hard to get to stick unless you want it stuck to your fingers/gloves. Strange consistency. But does work.

used to repair a lamp base and a sofa table base with chips. Worked well and was able to repaint both and they look brand new.

I've used other brands of epoxy clay for years. As soon as I opened the jars on this the chemical fumes were overwhelming. After letting it air out for a few minutes, it was giving me a headache. Unusable for me. Returned it even though return shipping was about half of the total price. A week after it was tracked as delivered back to seller I still hadn't heard from them so I emailed. They said it had been delivered next door by mistake. They did issue the refund so all is well. I'm going back to using All-Fix which smells much better and works like a charm on everything.

I'm used to using Apoxie sculpt so I figured I'd give this brand a shot. First off part A is a little smelly. When combining it mixes fine but it's a little mushy. I find it hard to bond onto my projects and water doesn't help to smooth it out. When trying to add detail it doesn't stand firm, instead it bunches up together with my tools. I don't think I will be buying this type of clay again. I think I'll stick with Apoxie.

There's a learning curve with this product. I suggest letting it dry out for 20 mins before trying to mold. Dries very hard. I used it for electroplating jewelry. I watched several youtube videos before starting a project just to get a hand of technique and application.