Modeling Paste

I am a crafter, not a model builder, so I purchased this paste for use in my crafts. I have used it in embellishing my junk journal pages and was pleased with the looks of that. I squeeze a bit onto my page and then press it with a stencil. When dried, the paste can be stained, painted, or colored as I like. It is a different way to use the modeling paste. Another thing I've used it for is adding it to acrylic paint so that I can paint textured looks to a Christmas ball ornament (or a disk ornament). It adds that 3-D look to the acrylic paint when dried and it looks oh, so cool. I am a crafter who loves this modeling paste for other things than models. I cannot tell you how it works with models as I've not used it for that before.

I bought too use with stencils mostly and I’ve put in molds as well works great for both. I used for crafting and I’m not an artist so I can’t comment on that.

I've actually never had a bad product to review, but this was money down the drain. Granted, I'm not sure how this particular paste is supposed to be. I've used both 'light' and 'medium' with the same brand and loved both. I was delivered this one by accident actually, and tried it anyways. In an hour, it had completely cracked in my molding like the Sahara desert. Other two kinds mentioned were soft and pliable removing from molds. I'm not sure if this was old, or just a totally different paste I'm not used to working with. Just my experience.

This product dries to quickly. It was not taken up to spread the way I was trying to spread it. ThePhoto Next to it shows shows what happened. The portal next to it shows what I was trying to ac next to it shows what I was trying to I was trying to achieve

Bought this to repair the broken molding on an antique frame. It works to the degree you have skill enough to replicate the molding. I’m practicing