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EASY TO USE
Use a tool or wear disposable gloves to remove the epoxy clay.
Epoxy engraving parts A and B are mixed by volume 1 to 1.
Knead the Part A and Part B clay together, making sure to mix thoroughly.
Until the color is uniform, start creating your artwork.
- Epoxy sculpt clay is quite pliable and can be easily sculpted and shaped by hand or using various sculpting tools. It can also be smoothed and refined using water or a sculpting medium.
- Epoxy clay typically takes 24 hours to fully cure and harden. The exact curing time can vary depending on factors such as thickness, temperature, and humidity.
- Once cured, epoxy clay for sculpting becomes very strong and durable. It can withstand handling, impacts, and can even be sanded, drilled, or painted after curing.
James Waskowiak
2025-07-14 15:56:26
As an artist Creator and builder, I can't believe I only learned about this product about a year ago. I will always keep four pounds of it in my house, for any projects that I may see it's use as being very handy.
Roland Wilson
2025-07-09 16:44:16
As a former polymer clay user, durability has always been an issue. I have made tens of Santa statues over the years and honestly never thought that they would be kept as long as they have been. As a result, I have had to do many repairs due to breakage etc.I originally used this as what i I hoped to be a long term repair but quickly fell in love with it as my main sculpting material! In its un cured state it is exceptionally moldable and holds great detail. Once cured, it is durable, sandable and drillable. Perfect for my purpose! Love and recommend it!
Dawn
2025-06-30 13:47:56
I like this clay but I dropped it by accident and the plastic shattered. I tried contacting the company via email as it states for advice but no one has responded and that was over a month ago. I got 4 lbs of it. I ended up putting it in a bag so I hope it lasts until I use it all.
Asaf H
2025-04-03 17:10:34
Very strong and durable expoxie clay.
brandon sopinsky
2024-11-27 13:24:07
I’ve used Apoxie sculpt for years and decided to give Epoxy Sculpt a try. Usually use it to blend surfaces together and fill large gaps. Supposed to be smooth able with water, and this definitely is not. In fact water felt like it made it harder to work with. Going back to Apoxie Sculpt or Magic Sculpt.
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