Aves Apoxie Sculpt White 1/4 Pound

I recommend the product. I loved it!

I use the product to fill window openings in model airliners. Unlike regular modeling putties, Apoxie Sculpt doesn't shrink. So the openings remain properly sealed. Excess is easily removed with wet sanding. Great for the purpose.

This stuff is a game changer for artists. Make sure your ratios are even, otherwise it will cure a little softer than it should. I’d suggest getting a scale for any kind of projects where you mix an A+B! I had previous experience from working with silicone. Use two different tools for each, so you don’t cross the ingredients and cause them to solidify in their containers. Also, I had no issue using this without gloves. Just work in very small amounts and build up on your projects- large quantities would be a waste. Watch YouTube videos & get opinions and tricks from other users! I’m currently working on repairing roses on a ceramic mirror. Works very well with a dremmel and sands nicely. It soaks up acrylic paint like any kind of ceramic material, so use a lot of base coats or practice patience with doing thin layers of color!

It is used for carving

I really love this product. I use it to alter/make my own custom Funko Pop figurines, and it is great for creating your own add-ons or smoothing over things to create new clothes or hair. I used this to make a custom Boromir Funko, and am using it to make a custom Gimli Funko as well. For Boromir, I used this to change the hair from a Ned Stark pop and it smooths out really well so you have a clean transition from plastic to apoxie, which is really great because I paint over it, and there's not an awkward seam line. Sanding is a breeze, as long as you wear a mask so you don't inhale the dust. This is really malleable too, so it's easy to shape, but still holds its form. Even if it dries out a bit, just add some water with a paint brush and you can continue to shape it. Water also smooths this out super well. Overall, this is an amazing sculpting product, much easier to use than oven-bake clays, and the white color dries in the color of a primer, so if you don't want to, you don't have to prime.