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Revision as of 13:16, 16 September 2026

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Description

[Wesco Enterprises] A two-part epoxy putty used for fine sculpting, and model making, and durable household repairs. Magic-Sculpt putties are based on a 50:50 mix ratio of an epoxy resin base (part A) and an amine catalyst/hardener (Part B). The uncured putties have a smooth, moldable consistency and all provide very strong adhesion to any type of substrate. Once the two-parts are completely mixed, there is about 1-3 hours working time for shaping the putty. The mixed product cures in 12 hours at room temperature without any shrinkage. After curing, Magic-Sculpt has a smooth texture and rock-hard finish that can be safely drilled, carved, sanded, and painted.

There are three types of Magic-Sculpt 2-part putties and pastes. All on based on the following materials:

Part A (Resin Component):

  • Base Resin: Bisphenol-A/Epichlorohydrin epoxy resin
  • Fillers: Talc (magnesium silicate hydrate) and blended silicates

Part B (Hardener Component):

  • Curing Agent: Triethylenetetramine (TETA) or a structurally similar aliphatic polyamine catalyst that triggers exothermic cross-linking when mixed
  • Modifying Agents: A blend of process oils to keep the hardener pliable and control the tackiness
  • Fillers: The same kaolin and talc silicate base found in Part A to guarantee even dispensing and uniform density


Magic-Sculpt Magic-sculpt fast Magic-Smooth
Primary use Sculpting and major fabrication Surface coatings, taxidermy, and foam coating
Working time (after complete mixing) 45-120 min 6-10 minutes 45-120 min
Cure time 12-24 hours 30-45 mintues 12-24 hours
Applications 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 Smooth, glassy finish

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