Kneadatite Blue/Yellow Epoxy Putty Tape 90cm Green Stuff

A classic tool for miniature work. Use it to strengthen, fill gaps, and customize miniatures before painting. It's an epoxy-like bi-color substance that you knead into your desired shape, small or large. Work mixing steadily, and in a few moments the colors will blend and the reaction begin. Make your desired shape and put it in place. Soon it will harden and it can be primed and painted when fully cured. Useful stuff! Save a deformed plastic miniature by enabling me to full an annoying gap in the model.

Outstanding product! Have used for decades. Sorry to see the business stop production as a result of being bought-out! :( A great loss to many hundreds of thousands of users across many fields and professions.

2 part epoxy putty. Works just fine. Mix equal parts until fully green. You get about 4 hrs of workable time. The extra unmixed putty stays just fine in the case after opening so you can use a little bit at a time depending on your project. I do miniature sculpting and use the putty to add to models. After a full 24 hrs to cure I haven't had any problems with priming or painting. Details come through just fine.

This is a fine two part epoxy sculp. If you are familiar with Greenstuff this is basically the same thing but for much cheaper.

This stuff is great. I’ve used so much of it for my Warhammer armies, but I’ve still got so much left on the roll. It’s easy to use and mix, but I’d recommend keeping a bowl of water to dip your hands in from time to time. When the putty gets dry, it gets very sticky and hard to shape. When it’s wet, it’s smooth as butter. Takes about a day to dry and harden fully. Very happy with this purchase.

I customize used toys, and wanted to explore other material options. I have heard a lot about Kneadatite ("Green Stuff"), so I thought I would try it. It costs a bit more than other clays or Apoxie Sculpt, but it seems to work well. It feels less rigid when dried and is great for creating the look of natural movement (even if it doesn't move). It is sticky when used. The only issue I had was that I noticed it does not adhere like Apoxie Sculpt does. I applied this to smooth, plastic pieces (LPS toys specifically) with no paint underneath. I clean all markings and paint, so the putty is going directly on the figure. Some stayed put well (like when I added a lot of hair elements), but others did not (like adding raised texture to a turtle shell or unicorn horns to heads). So I would have to wait for it to set, apply a little pressure to pop it off, then reapply the piece using Gorilla glue. That seemed to do the trick (and ensured a strong bond). Otherwise, this stuff works great! I also love that the two parts are portioned, so you just rip a piece off and mix.

Very easy to use. Cut an equal length of the blue and yellow, knead till green, apply and sculpt. Do not lick your fingers and make sure you wash your hands afterwards. Be careful where it goes - a tiny dollop in a carpet or on your favorite sweater is sure to be a pain if you don't get it out before it sets. Ditto long hair. The detail you can get when sculpting or molding is amazing. Once set, it does stand the test of time (I have figurines I made 15 years ago - they did not degrade a bit). Just make sure to have an armature underneath to hold the shape, and to only mix a little at a time as it becomes hard to sculpt after 5 to 10 minutes. Plus then of course it comes in very handy for the odd plumbing or furniture repair, although this is not what I procured it for.

I bought this on sale and it was worth it. The quality of the adhesive is great, once it hardens it's durable, but maintains a little of it's previous flexibility. You get enough size for a small army of repairs, but don't rely on the quantity to make any molds. It's enough to use, just mix the parts and stick it on what you want. For me it's mostly for miniatures.

The putty seemed to have bonded with the protective plastic making removal a little chore, but otherwise works fine and comes in great quantity.

Algo caro ya que no se consigue en Mexico pero uff que buen producto, valió la pena el gastote

This is a good product especially when bedding a Rifle. Mix up your resin a bingo, good to go.

Bought this as my first attempt to make alterations to some Warhammer 40k models. It was very easy to use as long as you keep it and your fingers wet. It did seem expensive at the time but it doesn’t take very much so this will last quite a while. The picture shows the red cloak added using the Green Stuff.

I spent a couple of extra quid on this item as I thought it would come in the container (the one that is advertised in every image above)... it did not. The green stuff itself works very well. I am just super annoyed that I paid more for something and got less. The issue is with the seller and false advertising rather than with the quality of the green stuff.