Multipurpose UV Light Curing Putty for Filler, UV Putty Model Filler, Heat Resistant Repair Putty, 3D Print Putty for Ceramic Repair Putty, Model Glue, Wood Filler Putty, Plastic Filler, 50g

Very good putty

Easy to use, cures in sunlight.

Works a treat and dries quickly

Good putty. Cures quickly. Can be used to fill gaps and form small shapes. Bit expensive though. Needs to be around £10-15 pounds.

Awesome product

Not sure whether this has gone off, or what. Horrible consistency to work with - stiff and diffucult to spread or smooth. Took far to long to cure under a UV light. Even then can't be described as hard with a slighly sticky residue.

The putty works well and is easy to shape for use. It dries really hard after 30-60 seconds of exposure to UV light. It can be sanded easily once dry. The very tiny pot comes with an applicator stick and a piece of fine sandpaper. It's good but a 5g container is not going to last very long.

For a start, I think the contents of the little tin may have 'settled in transit' as it was not even half full. The so-called putty was more like dried Copydex glue and was very difficult to manipulate into the crevices I needed to fill. Once I had and used my little UV pen torch to harden it, it remained in the same state as I had applied it. I don't know wether I had been sent a really old, dried up specimen or if this is what you will get but it is garbage I'm afraid. You get no instructions in the bag only a small piece of sandpaper and a little stick to apply the putty with.

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Perfect for filling seams in 3d prints! Would buy again.

This putty is great for filling drain holes and larger gaps in in resin 3D printed models, but is not great for smaller details or holes such as pock marks left by supports. It's a bit grainy and difficult to add sculpt back in finer details. It sticks too much to tools, even sillcone tools (Colour Shaper). Still useful to have around but not a go to product I was hoping it would be, especially for the price.

It might be useful for someone, but not for me. It's gritty and much stiffer than videos show. It sticks to the metal tool better than any plastics I use. I could see it working for a low detail, rough surface. But it will never be good enough for a smooth finish. Even after sanding it felt like fine sandpaper. I'd advise just using UV resin for 3D printing with a brush and layering the applications. It sands and sticks much better than this stuff.

Very easy to use. Great for filler for thin and small spots. Dries instantly with the UV light. I would recommend to any hobbyist who has had any problems using filler in the past.