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

I’ve made quite a few projects with this so far, easy to use once you get it moving. Only complaint is how hard it is to get out of the jar.

Mixing the two together was little tough but if warmer the easier it is. After it hardens and dries its great. It works great for crafts and takes detail.

I fix yard ornaments and birdhouses for my neighbors and have used many different kinds of glues and epoxy ... and this product is amazing. My friend had a pair of light weight plaster puppies and the side of the face of one of them was missing (just a hole) I hunted on Amazon until I found something to use that would be strong yet give some time to work before it set up (Bondo, for this did not work). This Epoxy clay is wonderful, the more I mixed it the easier it was to use. Perfect.

Was experimenting with other products beyond the current clay I use. it works okay but not as good as my current product--more flimsy and more plastic like. Just have to figure out how u want to use it and where it works the best.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: My very first sculpting! I bought this because my friend gave me an old cracked ceramic parrot that was broken. I was able to fill the holes and patch the cracks. And than repaint it. With the rest of the epoxy I made a small little hyacinth Macaw! So much fun to sculpt. The o my thing it was so soft it was hard to sculpt while the epoxy was solf. I had to put some toothpicks in there and wait 1 hour for it to harden. Love this product!

This epoxy is fantastic for joining unmatched parts. I needed to join a 16” bicycle wheel to pvc tubing for a Halloween display to make a moving ghost that moved from the backyard to the front along the side yard.

My son loved using this clay. It was easy to mold and held up after drying.

We have a lot of Halloween skeletons and many have broken joints due to age and weather fatigue. Somebody told me about sculpting epoxy and thought I’d try it after minimal success with various glues and epoxies. This stuff works VERY well! You mix the two putties together in equal amounts and mold it into whatever shape or hole you want filled. When cured, it sticks to the plastic very well and is hard enough to sand to shape then paint. You can even drill into it to run a bolt through. Love this sculpting epoxy!