Aves Apoxie Clay - 2 Part (A & B) Self Hardening, Modeling Clay - 1/4 Pound White Apoxie Clay

I purchased the epoxy clay, 1/4 lb, in May of 2012 (stored inside 75F).. Today Apr 24, 2022. I tried to use it for first time. To make an impression about 2 inches diameter and 1/4 inch deep. It was not easy to get out of the little plastic case. I needed it thoroughly, twisting and folding several times. After 1 day in the molded shape it is still not hard. Easy to imprint with a finger nail. The ambient temperature is inside at least 75F. Will it harden ever? FWIW, I have been working with all types of epoxies for 40 years. Today I find most useful the J-B Weld. (Not a weld but an epoxy). It will stick good to metal, like aluminum, if the surface is chemically clean and roughened. Clean, clean , clean surface is essentially for epoxy. And roughened if possible.

I've taken up replica prop making as a hobby, and was recommended this by those who have gone before.It is insanely awesome when you need to build up a shape or fill a hole in a piece.It is easy to work with, has zero noticeable shrinkage, and dries rock hard and completely sandable.Plus, it smells good to boot. B)Definitely recommend.

Wonderful product

Product is good...but you are buying the smallest pkg shown on the right, not the other jars of product

I finally had an opportunity to use this clay - in an art retreat class today. My unopened, sealed clay was hard and unusable. The instructor, a professional sculptor, said she has never Apoxie Clay come out of a package in such unusable condition. She gave me some clay from her personal containers. That clay was in perfect condition to be mixed and then the product was fabulous. I am writing to the company in hopes of getting a refund or a replacement batch.Very disappointing.

This was my first time using this product and it was amazing. It gives me so many ideas for projects to make in the future. I also like how when it dries rock hard, it still looks shiny and is very clean

Sometimes you need an epoxy filler to fix stuff. In my case, I used it to repair a vinyl window sill. Apoxie Clay is easy to mix, easy to mold, and bonds well with vinyl. Recommended.

Excellent alternative to model putty for plastic model kits.

I used the clay to repair a deep chip in my turn of the century bathtub. There was rust coming trough every attempt I made to cover it with the standard tub repair enamel. This stuff seems to be the answer. It hasn't moved or bled rust and it's been in place for serval weeks now. Really impressed.