Description
- The Original Synthetic Antler Material - Used By The World's Leading Taxidermists
- Antler Sculpt Epoxy Putty - Used by award winning taxidermists.
- Used By The Nations Leading Antler Artists
- Great For Antler Art Projects & Crafts - Lighting - Furniture
- Repair Antlers - Claws - Teeth - Beaks - Fish Fins and More !
Antler Sculpt Synthetic Bone Epoxy, 2 Pint Set ( 3 lb. total = 1 pint part A & 1 pint part B ) Antler Sculpt By Cir Cut Taxidermy Supplies. The Original Synthetic Antler Horn & Bone Material. Antler Sculpt is workable like clay or putty, sets rock hard, yet material can be carved, drilled, textured or sanded. When in its uncured state it can be smoothed with water to an absolute feather edge with no shrinking or lifting of an edge. As a filler Antler Sculpt is unequalled in repairing drill holes & electric wire runs in antler lighting. Also great for general taxidermty as well as arts & craft use .... wrinkles and shrinkage , gaps around eyelids, noses, nostrils, eyelids & mouths, whether fish, birds, mammals or reptiles. Antler Sculpt has become a favorite in the antler art & furniture industry .... it works wonders rebuilding, repairing and filling intricate antler designs on lighting & knives. Antler Sculpt boast excellent adhesion qualities and can be applied to just about any surface or material such as: urethane foam , styrofoam, wood, cork, glass, metal, rubber, plastic, stone, skins, bone, hides and countless others. From antelope to zebra ... Antler Sculpt is the one product that will keep pace with all your antler & horn project needs ! Product Information; Color : Antler Sculpt material has a natural ** pale gray color, but can be tinted or painted to an infinite number of colors. Consistency : Easily workable like clay or putty. Material is easily textured, smoothed and blended to a feather edge ! Working Time: Approximate working time of a 4 oz. mass mixed very well is roughly 1.5 hours, with lesser degrees of workability out to 4-5 hours. Full rock hard cure in 24 hours @ 70 degrees F.