Question 1

How long do they last after opening if stored properly after first use?

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I didn't have a great experience,  but I may not have really understood the directions or followed them properly.  But I have them close by.  I'll follow the directions (1 part to 1 part, but I forgot to use gloves to press it and combine parts a + b). It says that it hardens overnight, but is malleable for 3 hours with some water on your tool (fingers?) to smooth it.  Send another inquiry to me tomorrow around 4 pm eastern time, 1 pm pacific (you can figure out what time it is, if you're not in EST or PST).  I'll tell you what my experience is after having the items in storage since October 17, 2016 (today's 8/10/17).  I'll tell you (1) how well the product works when I know I did equal parts as directed, and (2) if my fingers fall  off or develop some kind of horrid disease because I did not follow the directions to use gloves.  (If I experience #2, then I won't be able to type, and must be creative to reply to your next inquiry) lol.

Question 2

Is this the sculpting material used to make custom funko pops?

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I didn't use it for that but I certainly would think it would work.  Is work able for a few hours but dries very had.  Watch a YouTube on it.

Question 3

Can this be used to bond a hollowed plastic face mask to a flat plastic sheet?

Accepted Answer

It doesn't stick to plastic as well as other substrates like wood, metal and glass. A bond can better be acheived when working with plastic if the area is scruffed up with fine grit sandpaper or emery cloth. If your project won't experience heavy use and is purley for visual/decorative purposes it will probably provide a sufficient bond with the sanding trick. As with any experiment I recommend a test run either with left over materials or in an inconspicuous spot.

Question 4

Could this be pressed into a silicone mold of a cameo? I want to replicate my cameo? Is this better than Ice Resin? No Experience with this any ideas?

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Don't know about Ice Resin BUT in my experience, resins are brittle and Apoxie Sculpt is not. It's VERY strong and if you work it until it's nice & soft, it takes details in silicone molds very well. And you won't get any shrinkage, like with polymer clay. So I think Apoxie Sculpt is your best bet. Get Ultra White, not the regular White. The regular "white" is more like a pale gray, although both will paint up nicely.

Material Type	Modeling Compound
Special Features	Waterproof
Color	White
Item Weight	0.5 Kilograms

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Apoxie Sculpt 1 lb. Super White, 2 Part Modeling Compound (A & B)

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