Sculpall???

[jessicaj]

In the breakthrough manuals it says extensivly to use sculpall for pretty much everything but I cant find it! I tried the archives and I'm not the first person to have asked this but the archives still arn't working. So is sculpall still available? Is it under a different name? If it's no longer available, what's the best substitute? Thanks!

[jcompton]

 I believe the substitute for sculpall would be apoxie sculpt, it can be bought from just about any supplier.

[Evelyn Billington (Superpig)]

Jessica, you can use apoxie sculpt or apoxie clay for your finish and touch up work. Coombs Classic calls it All Game, which is basically the same thing as sculpall.

JCompton your bee bopping kitty is cool. My favorite are still those fighting squirrels though. 

[Craig R]

I believe Sculpall was taken off the market a while ago because some people were building a toxicity to some chemical in it. A severe rash would develop and it would take forever for it to go away. Could be they simply closed their doors but I find that hard to believe being it was some of the best two part modeling compounds going. I suppose this is another good reason to use those disposable rubber gloves when working with any type of chemical compound. You just never know.