Magic Sculpt is a two part, hard cure epoxy putty. Magic Sculpt, with a soft, fine finish, is widely used by professional, national & international large and miniature scale sculptors, such as Mike Blank & Bill Horan. After curing, Magic Sculpt can be drilled, sanded and painted.

Although, mainly used by sculptors, both large and small scale, it can be used for so much more!

It is very popular with modelers, for filling seam lines or air pockets in resin and plastic kits. Simply mix the amount required, push into the seam or hole, smooth and clean with water. With a little practice you can even avoid having to sand the excess. Magic!

Now, Jewellery makers are even getting their hands dirty… you can sculpt and shape, push beads, glass, resin shapes into it, allow to harden and then paint it with acrylic or enamel paints, seal it gloss or matt, add a chain or cord and … wear it… Beautiful!

Great for Taxidermy, Figure Sculpting, Jewellery Making, Modelling & Crafts

• Specifically designed to meet the needs of modelers, crafters and sculptors alike.
• Smooths with water.
• Finer grain than any other product available
• Will not shrink or crack even when formed in large structures.
• Very pliable in its mixed form
• Excellent adhesion
• Cleans up easily with soap and water.
• It can be shaped by hand or with modeling tools, sanded, carved and painted
• Cures at room temperature.
• New improved formula is non crystallizing and stays soft in it’s tubs … an indefinite shelf life

... this product is so easy to use, I just couldn't keep my paws off. Easy mix, easy sand to nice finish, great for covering foam for large scale sculpting. Can be painted with almost any type of paint, including oil paint, acryllic gloss etc. With a little practice, mix with metal powders for a cold cast metal effect (can sometimes becom a little dry, just add the smallest drop of water and continue mixing thoroughly.

Great for Taxidermy, Figure Sculpting, Jewellery Making, Modelling & Crafts

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