Kneadable epoxy - professional modeling & repair epoxy Discover our selection of kneadable epoxy (epoxy putty) for sculpting, modeling, repairing, and strengthening . From sculpting-quality Apoxie to lightweight kneadable epoxy and fiberglass/carbon-filled systems for support caps and technical repairs. Popular brands & products Aves Apoxie Sculpt Classic for sculpting and...
Apoxie Sculpt is a self-hardening, waterproof epoxy clay perfect for sculpting, modeling, and repairs. Easy to mix and shape, adheres to most surfaces, and cures rock-hard. Sand, paint or drill after curing. Ideal for artists and professionals alike.
Epoxy Support Cap Carbon (House Brand) is a two-component epoxy system based on carbon fiber.
Kneadable epoxy - professional modeling & repair epoxy
Discover our selection of kneadable epoxy (epoxy putty) for sculpting, modeling, repairing, and strengthening . From sculpting-quality Apoxie to lightweight kneadable epoxy and fiberglass/carbon-filled systems for support caps and technical repairs.
Popular brands & products
Aves Apoxie Sculpt
Classic for sculpting and cosplay props
Easy to model; can be sanded/drilled/painted after hardening
Aves Apoxie Clay
Suitable for fine details and small repairs.
Tight edges and texture possible
Lightweight Kneadable Epoxy
For large models and volume build-up without extra weight
Easy to cut and finish
Epoxy Support Caps (Filled)
Fiberglass and carbon-filled systems for silicone mold support caps
High stiffness and dimensional stability
Applications
Repairs
Caravans/campers, car parts and sanitary ware/tiles
Household items, housings and edges
Creative & Hobby
Model building (RC, trains), cosplay and jewelry
Sculpting, reliefs and custom parts
Professional
Support caps for silicone molds
Prototyping, product design and industrial reinforcements
Bodywork and composite work (with fiberglass/carbon)
Why choose our kneadable epoxy?
✓Top quality brands – Aves, Trias Chem (selection), and more
✓Wide hardness range – from buttery-modelable to rock-hard
✓Easy to use – knead by hand; minimal tools required
✓Adheres to many materials – including metal, wood, ceramics, plastics*
✓Fast delivery – directly from the Netherlands
*Always clean/degrease; with critical plastics, test piece first.
How to Use Kneaded Epoxy (General Guidelines)
Preparation: Clean/degrease the surface and lightly roughen it where possible.
Take parts A and B: equal parts according to the product sheet; avoid cross-contamination in pots.
Knead until smooth: mix thoroughly until the color is uniform (wear gloves!).
Shaping & Applying: Build up in thin layers; let seams blend wet-on-wet
Smoothing: this can often be done with a slightly moistened finger or a suitable solvent according to TDS
Post-processing after hardening: drilling, sanding, filing and painting possible
Always follow the TDS/SDS of the specific product for mixing ratio, working time and full cure.
Tips for the best results
→ Work at 18–25°C; higher temperatures accelerate the reaction and shorten processing time
→ Build up large volumes in phases to avoid excessive heat development
→ For extra strength: press fiberglass or carbon fiber fabric into the wet epoxy putty
→ For lightweight parts: choose lightweight kneadable epoxy or mix with suitable microfillers
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I paint over kneadable epoxy?
Yes, after complete curing. Degrease and lightly sand for optimal adhesion; use paint/primer suitable for epoxy substrates.
Does it stick to smooth plastic or metal?
In most cases, yes, provided it's thoroughly degreased and roughened. Always test on a small area. For difficult plastics, a primer can help.
Is it suitable for outdoor use?
Many systems can be used outdoors. If necessary, protect visible surfaces with a suitable paint/coating according to the product instructions.
Order & advice
Are you unsure whether to choose Apoxie Sculpt, Apoxie Clay, lightweight epoxy, or a filled support cap system? We'll help you choose the right hardness, processing time, and finish.
