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Epoxy Sculpt Clay, 1 Pound Self-Hardening AB Epoxy Sculpt Pool Putty for Fix Leaks Cracks, 2 Part Modeling Compound (A & B), Epoxy Clay Magic Sculpt for Sculpting, Modeling, Filling, Repairing
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Epoxy Sculpt Clay, 1 Pound Self-Hardening AB Epoxy Features
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RELIABLE EPOXY SCULPT: Note: Please heat part A and part B separately before use. The softened epoxy sculpt clay after heating is easier to work with. Epoxy sculpt is specifically designed for sculpting, modeling, and creating three-dimensional artworks.
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SELF-HARDENING: Epoxy clay for sculpting is a self-hardening material, which means epoxy sculpt clay doesn't require baking or firing. Epoxy clay cures completely at room temperature and becomes rock solid within a few hours. Epoxy sculpt clay can withstand impact, heat, moisture, and other environmental factors.
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VERSATILITY: Epoxy clay is a versatile material that can be used for various applications such as sculpting, modeling, crafting, and repair work. Magic sculpt do not shrink after curing and can maintain their original size and shape. Epoxy sculpt clay can be easily molded into various shapes and forms.
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EASY TO USE: Mix the epoxy clay parts A and B 1:1 in volume, knead to ensure that they are well mixed until the color is completely uniform, start creating, and when the epoxy clay for sculpting is fully hardened, you can easily color, using pigments, dyes or acrylic paint to achieve the desired beauty of your sculpture.
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EXCELLENT ADHESION: Epoxy sculpt clay has excellent adhesive properties, allowing it to bond to various surfaces such as wood, metal, plastic, ceramics, stone, glass, plastics, foam, fiberglass, polymers, & more! This makes it ideal for repairing and reinforcing objects or creating mixed-media artworks.
