2 x Milliput Superfine 2-Part Self Hardening Putty, White

Heat resistance of this is so strong that I was able to use it to modify my soldering iron holder to fit my soldering iron better… Granted the soldering iron tip doesn’t actually touch this product, but the upper part of the heating element does and that gets extraordinarily hot… But this product seems to handle it perfectly fine. It’s also good for when you want some strength in your epoxy… … Was able to use this to repair a ceiling fan that broke… And that was made of essentially diecast metal… Regular epoxy was not strong enough and would simply bend over time… I added a layer of this and then a layer of regular epoxy and it’s been holding up for over a year and used almost every other day at low to high Speeds... I also used it to hold the handle of a broken mug onto a cup of coffee but I had scratch up the surface/glace of the mug enough to give this some purchase to grip… I also applied it at LEAST a quarter of an inch thick around the entire handle… Which turned out to be very cool because I was able to form fit it to my hand By squeezing gently while soft) and also to my thumb (on top), which made my mug very customized feeling. However, you need to get the mix just right at 50-50 or the epoxy (like all epoxies) will not fully harden. and yes this will stand up (repeatedly) to a hot dishwasher once it fully cures… Which I think is about three days or so.

Great stuff for gap filling on miniatures. I've used this stuff as well as Apoxie Sculpt and both are very good. This one is more clay like and is a bit softer and stickier but is also super smooth and easy to fill small gaps with. Will still be using Apoxie Sculpt as well but glad to have this as part of my hobby arsenal now.

I use this to put highlights (inlays) into my wood turning projects. It's easy to apply and turns easily on the lathe. Once I started using milliput I try to keep a few boxes of different colors handy.

Albeit a messy stuff to work with, the Milliput white is absolutely pure white and preserves its color even when covered with walnut oil, linseed oil, etc.. It hardens to rock hardness in less than a day, but turns beautifully. I will always have some into the future.

it is good for filling the gaps on models but this thing is not sculptable at all.

WOW. For this price, this is the best deal around. It will take a Looooong time for delivery though, so be patient and only buy it if you have at least a small supply to get you through the wait time.

it works awesome on restoring nicks and dings in an old tub

This is what I used when I started with polymer clay, but have since found more economical options.