Check ebay for Apoxie Sculpt. I wouldn't suggest plumbers putty, it will remain soft. Plumbing patch compound might work, it hardens.
Apoxie Sculpt question
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I love me some Apoxie Sculpt! Thank you P5! 
I've never found it in a retail setting.
I get mine on Amazon. Free shipping if you have Prime.
I use it on all my skull modifications. Can't say enough good things about it.
I'ts a little heavy is all. I'll never use clay again, after using Apoxie Sculpt.
I've never found it in a retail setting.
I get mine on Amazon. Free shipping if you have Prime.
I use it on all my skull modifications. Can't say enough good things about it.
I'ts a little heavy is all. I'll never use clay again, after using Apoxie Sculpt.
She recommended that product to me as well. I haven't had chance to yet. I'll tell her to pop over to discuss same!
You guys will have to wait on a review of the lighter weight product. I just bought some based on the recommendations of others who have gone to that in place of Apoxie Sculpt. I imagine it is useful when you don't want to add as much weight to a project. Apoxie Sculpt is fairly heavy.
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I have used Apoxie Sculpt though, and absolutely love it. Here is an example of what I did with it, following a tutorial on YouTube by Brad Goodspeed on making skulls a little more scary.
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Before painting:
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Before Apoxie Sculpt:
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I have used Apoxie Sculpt though, and absolutely love it. Here is an example of what I did with it, following a tutorial on YouTube by Brad Goodspeed on making skulls a little more scary.
Before painting:
Before Apoxie Sculpt:
I am a big fan of Apoxie Sculpt (thank you Bradgoodspeed for the introduction) I use it on EVERYTHING I make. It is very forgiving, a little water on your fingertips allows you to blend edges and introduce new product on top of dry. Use it once, and you will be hooked. It's two part and hardens in about an hour or two. Once cured, you can sand it, drill it, do most anything with it. I have even used it to repair my brick columns after a landscape truck hit it. I cannot sing it's praises loud enough. The only down side, it is heavy, but I have dropped a few skulls I made using it and no damage whatsoever. It's the shizzle! And I buy mine at Amazon.com.
I tried out the Free Form Air today, using it to sculpt on a foam wig head. I was able to get the same effect as I do with the Apoxie Sculpt, only lighter weight. The medium itself is a bit different to use. First, when you combine the two parts together, it is very crumbly and hard to get to mix. It doesn't stick to the foam wig head very well, but it does stick to your hands, so use gloves. Once you get it on the surface and start working with it, dabbing and smoothing it with a little water, it does start to do what you want. It started drying in about an hour.
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