Free Form Sculpt - High Density Epoxy Dough-Crystalline Silica Free - Gallon Unit

I’m using it to repair models and it is easy to mix and repair with. Allows you to keep working for a while before it dries on you.

This stuff is amazing. A little difficult to use at first. You have to wait until it sets up a bit to start carving it otherwise it's too goopy to hold any marks or texture.

Great product!

Shipped in an envelope. Packaging was just two tubs shrink wrapped with a small band at the lids, not wide enough to keep together and definitely not strong enough to survive shipping without padding and a box. Absolute garbage and outdated the lighter color part is a hot second away from being harder than jade on the mohs scale and the gray part is so soft it just squishes ar9und the hard white chunk of putty. $54 I think and zero value

I found this product fairly easy to use but I did rely on a YouTube video to walk me through. Guidance is important because it’s not obvious how to work with this product. Attached photos show “Before” and “After” repair.

But it works great! Honestly my favorite thing for patching or adding to resin casts, and it's my go-to for making customized toys. Just never use it with your bare hands! I highly recommend ordering some close/tight-fitting tattooist gloves to use while working with it.

Very sturdy when dry, easy to mold

Bought this for taxidermy use, mostly for form repair. I’ll stick to expoxie sculpt. This product has a warning list that makes it sound very toxic to your health, vapor and skin contact. It does have an odor at first and is very sticky when mixing/10 min into working time. Easy to mix but makes a lot of residue, wear gloves, Let sit for 10mins for best results as it’s to putty like to begin with. It’s in a bag, making retrieving material harder then just outta of a container. It does sand easier then expoxie sculpt tho. The 10 min wait for this to set up to be workable is to long for me and anyone looking to get work done.