Aves Waterproof Air Dry Clay for Sculpting and Repairs - Adhering to All Surfaces Non-Toxic 2 Part Epoxy Putty Sculpting Clay - 2 Part A & B Self Hardening Apoxie Sculpt Modeling Clay by, 1 Lb, Black

I ordered this product which is a 2 part Epoxy Clay, only Part A was sent, no Part B. This product is useless without both parts, got a full refund.

Clay quality: I’ve used many epoxies and this one is the easiest to use. You can mix it together with your hands and use it like clay. It feels like putty in your hands. It’s not sticky like other epoxies so it doesn’t immediately hold something together. It works great for mending ceramics, wood and other things. You can sand it, paint it and sculpt it. I have used it on pieces I put outdoors and it has held up for years and keeps on going. The only thing I would watch for is shipping. I purchased two colors and they was sent in a plastic bubble bag. Both jars were cracked on the bottom. Good thing I noticed or they would have dried out.

This is ldeal, to make a spiked adornment for a headpiece, mould, sculpture into the shape I wanted, only drawback is the drying time, ll left it 48 hr, and returned, then sanded a profile, and smoothed it using 80 to 1200 grit wet and dry, and came with a nice polish finish, applied flexi paint to make the top coat of gun metal and silver to pop

I used this to make ornate replicas of some antique pieces. I already made the silicon molds and struggled to make the replicas with liquid resin for a long time, always having issues with air bubbles creating flaws in the finished product. My first time using Apoxie Sculpt and the finished products looked so much more professionally cast without any air bubbles. I do have to worry about stuff like fold lines since I'm pressing them into a mold rather than pouring, but I didn't have too much of a problem with this and my castings almost look as good as the originals. I still have to figure out how to sand down the backs to make them smooth, but with the success of these prototypes I doubt I will be going back to liquid resin for this particular project. I let them cure for 24 hours like the instructions state and they popped right out of the silicon molds. They cured very hard just like the resin I'm used to. I used the black variety of Apoxie sculpt and it's a rich opaque black with just a tiny hint of some shimmery additive, but not so much that I really notice it, which is good as I prefer these pieces to be matte. I'm looking forward to playing around with this some more. The black did stain my hands a little bit for the day so I will wear rubber gloves next time. I wasn't sure if this stuff would pick up the same level of detail as the liquid resin, but I'd say they are comparable, without the torture of air bubbles. Another plus is there is not the horrible odor that comes with liquid resin.

It is easy to mix together and a few hours to use it before it sets. Sets rock hard in 24 hours. Everything I have tried sticks to it. Works well.