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Revision as of 13:03, 16 September 2026
Description
| Magic-Sculpt | Magic-sculpt fast | Magic-Smooth | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary use | sculpting and major fabrication | Surface coatings, taxidermy, and foam coating | |
| Working time (after complete mixing) | 45 -180 min | 6-10 minutes | 45 -180 min |
| Cure time | 12 hours | 30-45 mintues | 12 hours |
| application | Stays put on vertical surfaces as a heavy mass | Flows slightly, eliminating brush or tool marks | |
| Consistency | Thick, dough-like, similar to modeling clay or chewing gum | Thin, runny, slightly thicker than Vaseline; self-leveling | |
| Self-leveling | no | no | yes |
| Finish after cure | holds crisp, fine structural detail | glassy finish | |
Physical and Chemical Properties
Resources and Citations
- The Compleat Sculptor: [The Compleat Sculptor Magic-Sculpt and Magic-Smooth]
- TAP Plastics: Magic-Smooth
- TAP Plastics: Magic-Sculpt