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How long do I have before it starts to harden? Can I leave this stuff out for like an hour and still sculpt with it (heard something about the tackiness disappearing if you leave it for a while)?
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>Can I leave this stuff out for like an hour and still sculpt with it
Probably not. I don't use milliput; but I use a few other similar products and after an hour they've definitely started going rigid. While sculpting, kneading the stuff you're not using helps, as does a bit of water. (Dab on your fingers.... it keeps the stuff from sticking too.)
As an aside, I really like the Tamiya quick setting epoxy putty. It's soft and molds easy. (AND it's a lot easier to find where I live....) The regular Tamiya stuff is good toom but it's thicker and harder to work with.
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I use magicsculpt and it begins to get unworkable in about an hour, so I just do small batches.You must try to generate happiness within yourself. If you aren't happy in one place, chances are you won't be happy anyplace. -Ernie BanksComment
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I don't know anything about Milliput. I use Magic-Sculpt. I've learned a lot about Magic-Sculpt.
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