Apoxie Paste is a two-part epoxy paste. Mix equal parts A and B for two minutes and you get a spreadable, batter-like medium that fills, bonds, seals and coats — then self-hardens to a rock-hard finish in 24 hours. No oven, no solvents, no fumes.

The important thing to understand is that this is a paste, not a sculpting putty. It is stirred and spread rather than kneaded and modelled. Where Apoxie Sculpt builds three-dimensional form, Apoxie Paste covers, fills, glues and textures surfaces. They are companion products, not alternatives.

That makes it the tool for a specific set of jobs: hard-shelling foam terrain, filling seams and casting flash on resin and plastic kits, bonding heavy or awkward parts where superglue lets go, adding cast texture to bases, coating porous surfaces before painting, and casting small parts in flexible moulds.

It bonds to itself at any stage of cure, other epoxies, most plastics, resin, polymers, glass, metal, wood, stone and foam. It can be tinted with pigment or paint before you apply it, and it smooths with plain water or with Aves Finishing Solution.

• Terrain: hard-shell coat over foam hills, ruins and rock formations — then texture it while wet
• Kit building: filling seams, sink marks, casting flash and gaps on resin and plastic
• Bonding: heavy metal or resin parts where cyanoacrylate keeps failing
• Basing: cast or stamped ground texture, mud, cracked earth, cobbles
• Casting: small parts in flexible moulds
• Repairs: ceramics, ornaments, furniture, toys, dolls, antiques
• Craft and jewellery: stone setting, embedding, surface embellishment

• Mix vigorously for a full two minutes. Under-mixing is the number one cause of paste that never properly hardens. Use a craft stick and a disposable surface.
• Mix what you need, not what is in the jar. With a jar this size the temptation is to mix big. Work in batches you can actually use inside the working window — the unmixed parts keep indefinitely in the sealed jars, mixed paste does not.
• If Part A feels too stiff, warm it. Stand the sealed Part A container in hot — not boiling — water for about ten minutes. It will be hot and sticky, so let it cool before you mix it with Part B. Note that heat shortens the working time.
• Smooth with water or Finishing Solution. A damp brush feathers the edge of a fill into the surrounding surface so the repair disappears under paint.
• Texture while wet. Stamps, sand, grit and mica powder all press straight in and stay put.
• Tint before you apply. A little pigment goes a long way. Colouring the paste to roughly match the surrounding surface makes any missed spot far less visible later.
• Keep separate tools for A and B. Cross-contamination will slowly cure your stock in the jar — and at this size that is an expensive mistake.

• This is a paste, not a sculpting putty. If you want to model a figure, a face or a piece of armour, you want Apoxie Sculpt or Super White Apoxie instead. Paste spreads and fills; it will not hold a modelled three-dimensional form.
• 828 ml is a serious quantity. This is the size for board-scale terrain, batch work and commissions. If you are buying it to try the product, buy the 8 fl oz instead — you will get the same material for a fraction of the outlay.
• Thin coats cure slightly translucent. Over a dark surface, a very thin skim may not read as opaque. Tint it or build a second pass if coverage matters.
• Pigment changes the consistency. Adding a lot of colour will thin or thicken the paste. Add it gradually and mix in fully.
• Warmth speeds it up. On a hot day or near a radiator you will get closer to one hour of working time than three. Mix in smaller batches when it is warm.
• Handling: wear nitrile gloves when mixing parts A and B — the uncured resin may cause an allergic skin reaction and eye irritation. Wear a dust mask and eye protection if you sand the cured product. Keep out of reach of children.

Apoxie Paste is stocked in 8 fl oz (237 ml) and 28 fl oz (828 ml). We also carry the full Apoxie Sculpt colour range, Super White Apoxie in 1/4 lb, 1 lb and 3 lb, and Apoxie Clay in Native and White — all held here in the UK.

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• Shipped from Derby, United Kingdom — not from the US or the EU
• Price includes UK VAT. No customs charges and no courier handling fees on delivery
• Tracked delivery, fully insured
• 30-day returns on unopened stock