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

There's less in the package than expected but it's a really nice product. Dries relatively quickly and is super sturdy once hardened. Paintable and pretty easy to mold. It is a bit sticky and kinda flaky when first mixed but that wears off within a few minutes. I would suggest watching some tutorials before using. Overall great product. Would buy again.

I wish I could post photos but it was a scary prop. Very easy to mix and sculpt and really works well on other plastics. Hardens solid and easy to paint.

I found this compound very easy to use. It doesn’t dry out to slow or too quickly - it’s just right, lol. It was in a drawer for close to a year, however the mold ability was still great! I was able to still make intricate designs on my bottles. The price was perfect and I will definitely be ordering it again.

Bought it to try since there’s not much to lose. It turned out ok for its price.Overall it is light weight and feels more like Mixxxput. Mix easily but they do have a chemical odor that is not present on the A brand. Can be smoothed with water but doesn’t smooth as well as the name brands. It is also a bit easier to crumble so not suitable for fine details.However, it is inexpensive enough that it won’t hurt your wallet when using large amount in gap filling and structural support.

You're probably wondering if it's as good as Apoxie. Some applications I prefer this product and some Apoxie is better. I have found this putty is more viscous and sticky. If you're main need is adhesive, go with this one. Apoxie is better for sculpting and molding .

One of my 3’ tall Christmas elves got damaged with several cracks ranging from hairline to 1/4” wide. I used this to repair it. It took paint nicely. The repairs held out through a very wet, and occasionally below freezing, decorating season.

The white clay adhesive bond between the deer skull and itself works perfectly. The color match of a bleached skull and the white clay is a match.

I was looking for something I could use in sculpting. With the potential of adhesive. This is very fragile when dry. Pieces snap off easily, it breaks easily, and it does not adhere once dry it falls off with even slight pressure.