STAMPERIA INTERNATIONAL, KFT SCULPTURE PASTE, us:one size

Hold on to where it’s put. Dries quickly. Strong like glue. Great for fixing defects in pottery, sculpture. This was new to me so I was very pleasantly surprised when I used it.

I love this stuff. It’s great for shallow molds, and it dries very flexible but strong.

Use this in the small maxi molds, and it works great. It does have to dry for an extended period of time.

It’s less stiff than I expected but it works great for my smaller projects

todavia no lo he probado, pero la marca no tiene desperdicio

Repeat orders on this regularly. Excellent

I got this for crafting. Was told from a great source that it works very well in fondant molds.

Excellent products and services!

J’utilise ces produits depuis longtemps et jamais déçue

This paste works really well in all the Stamperia flexible moulds, but.....and how do I know this?.....you do need to leave plenty of time for it to set. You need to use a decent amount in the mould not just a thin scraping, otherwise it will be difficult to remove when dry and may tear. Leaving to dry overnight is best. You get a very detailed image from the moulds, the images are flexible so can be applied to rounded surfaces as well as flat ones, and can be painted or inked over. Just be patient with the drying time, it's worth the wait!

Ottima pasta per usare con stampi di silicone per piccoli dettagli o molto intricati come il pizzo

Lovely lightweight creamy texture to this paste, I add a little glitter to it and use it with a stencil to create snowflakes on my rustic Christmas tree decorations.

I had to try this after all the hype - I'm not impressed. It dries very slowly - one of my pieces is still trying to dry out after two full days in a Stamperia mould. Best used thinly in shallow moulds, but then it tends to rip. It's ok going over stencils, but you get the same result with much cheaper texture pastes. It's got a rubbery, glossy feel to it that doesn't take watered down inks very well - better used with acrylics, or gesso them first. The consistency is similar to whipped cream - it's difficult to spread without making air bubbles. Overpriced for the amount you get - not worth the price - will not be buying it again.