This stuff is COOL!!
I have done woodworking for years and tried many different wood fillers to help with cracks and joints. While custom building a front bumper for my mud truck, I found a couple welds that just needed a little more attention. Normally I would weld it up and grind it smooth, but the location made it difficult. My woodworking skills came into play, so I began looking for a metal filler. JB Weld was the only result I found. It worked, but I had to work very fast with it and do my repair in multiple coats. After numerous searches, I came up with this product... It is GREAT!! You have several stages to sculpt your repair, or design from scratch. I molded it with a sculpting spoon at first; let set for a few hours and did some more shaping with a rasp; let it set a little longer and sanded it smooth. After primer and paint, the weld joint completely disappeared!
I would highly recommend this product for metal repairs, or for sculpting your own creation!!

This is my first time buying this and I will absolutely keep buying this and using it for everything possible! It's amazingly easy to work with, VERY SMOOTH, and hard as a rock once cured. I bonded it to worbla and foam with no problem. I also made some charms with the extra scrap so it wouldn't go to waste. A must have for any crafter or costume maker!! I used it for my princess Peach cosplay jewelry! I casted gems with resin then used this around the edges and on the backs. Also for most of the crown. Bonded strongly to resin too! 10/10

EXCELLENT for customizing Funko Pop vinyls and even making sculptures of your own! Excellent to paint on as well! It's not exactly "white" as the description says, but it's a grayish colour. It has a longer working time than I expected it to have, and (for me, anyways) it works a bit better when it has at least 4 minutes of kneading so it's not so "sticky" once you start to work with it. A little bit goes a LONG way, and it dries super heavy - almost the weight of cement (take that into consideration if you use it to customize your Funko Pop) but it also has the durability of cement.I did a mini version of my family and I as well as a little bunny out of some extra sculpt I had mixed up.Always mix a little at a time because you can always mix up more later, but if you end up mixing up too much, you'll end up with leftover, wasted product (or product you can turn into a mini sculpture, if it's still pliable). I still have a lot to learn about how to use both the Funko vinyls and the Apoxie sculpt, but I'm pretty happy with how they turned out. I still have a BUNCH in the containers. Overall, great product and I can't wait to learn more about it!

I adore this product and I use it almost daily in my artwork. Until recently I have always used the basic gray. I just tried the "white" last night. To my surprise and dismay, it is gray too! It's a lighter shade of gray than the usual stuff, but it's not white by any stretch of the imagination. As I say I love the product, but calling it white is just plain wrong.

I used this to make my brother's Christmas present a while back, and I can say I am very happy with the results. The clay is easy to work with and doesn't have a super strong smell. Wear gloves when you first mix the two because it's very sticky at first but once they are fully mixed the stickiness fades. The best part about this clay is that you can use water to smooth it just like with earth clay, and it goes through several stages of hardness allowing you to work different details at different times. Soft enough at first to mold and harder later for carving and detail work. You get about two hours of pliable working and a few more hours after that of being able to carve it. Once it's fully hard it's basically like plastic. It sticks well to Styrofoam, which is what I used as the armature for my head. Since I'm a slow worker I had to do certain parts in stages, but no worries because this stuff sticks to itself even when dry so you don't have to do it all at once. I will be using again for future projects!