Kneadatite Blue/Yellow Epoxy Putty Tape 90cm Green Stuff

I bought this on sale and it was worth it. The quality of the adhesive is great, once it hardens it's durable, but maintains a little of it's previous flexibility. You get enough size for a small army of repairs, but don't rely on the quantity to make any molds. It's enough to use, just mix the parts and stick it on what you want. For me it's mostly for miniatures.

2 part epoxy putty. Works just fine. Mix equal parts until fully green. You get about 4 hrs of workable time. The extra unmixed putty stays just fine in the case after opening so you can use a little bit at a time depending on your project. I do miniature sculpting and use the putty to add to models. After a full 24 hrs to cure I haven't had any problems with priming or painting. Details come through just fine.

This stuff is great. I’ve used so much of it for my Warhammer armies, but I’ve still got so much left on the roll. It’s easy to use and mix, but I’d recommend keeping a bowl of water to dip your hands in from time to time. When the putty gets dry, it gets very sticky and hard to shape. When it’s wet, it’s smooth as butter. Takes about a day to dry and harden fully. Very happy with this purchase.

This is a fine two part epoxy sculp. If you are familiar with Greenstuff this is basically the same thing but for much cheaper.

This stuff is great and has lasted a long time. It is sticky when you combine the blue and yellow parts and it can be used as a sort of adhesive between smaller pieces of plastic in a pinch. It is versatile and worth the money.

A classic tool for miniature work. Use it to strengthen, fill gaps, and customize miniatures before painting. It's an epoxy-like bi-color substance that you knead into your desired shape, small or large. Work mixing steadily, and in a few moments the colors will blend and the reaction begin. Make your desired shape and put it in place. Soon it will harden and it can be primed and painted when fully cured. Useful stuff! Save a deformed plastic miniature by enabling me to full an annoying gap in the model.

Great, reliable product and incredibly plentiful! The only flaw I noticed is a little nebulous. There's a thin, hard strip of material down the center where the blue and yellow epoxy mixed and hardened. You'll have to remove it each time you go to use it. But, considering the pricing, this is an amazing price for high quality green stuff!

I've been using this stuff for at least 50 years. My father showed me how to use it when was a little kid. You have to warm it up in your hand and work it together until it's uniformly light green. You have plenty of time to get it where it needs to go. It dries tough and strong and lasts forever. Use it behind the break on the part you can't see. It makes a reinforcement brace because it's thick, and will push into the crack and stick and hold it together when it fully dries. Once dry you may never get it off, so be neat about it. They stopped selling it as "Epoxy Ribbon" in local stores a long time ago. You need very little at a time. After mixing it, you rarely ever need all of it, so it goes to waste. Break off less than you think you need. It will dry out after a period of time in storage, so wrap it well. It's expensive, but it works and I was glad to find it again. A whole yard of it! It doesn't stick to your hands either.