Epoxy For Skull Cavity

You could use Bondo but have you looked at the commercial skull hangers available? You simply attach it to the wall and hang the skull from it. They are strong, bulletproof and easy to use. You also don't damage the skull by gluing anything into it or drilling holes. A couple are below. Some are members on here. Just Google search for skull hanger.

https://skullhooker.com/
https://www.euro-hanger.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
https://www.deadondisplay.com/

 

Gorilla Glue not always does his work perfectly and fast. Often it takes dozen of refresh manipulations. It can be used in phones other devices and even furniture. By the way, here there are a lot of discounts and sales and you can get your lucky chance. The product is 100% non-toxic.

 

I am assuming you are nothing but a troll with no real interest in this forum or even taxidermy. Your gibberish posts (here and elsewhere) with disguised links are not even clever. Nor are they pertinent. Gorilla glue is useless for this application. Perhaps you don't understand what they want .. or maybe don't even care.

 

My husband and I have started an apartment repair. And I can say the most interesting in that was to experiment with table covers by David has a great blog about epoxies with the best coverage (12 sq. feet per gallon). It was truly a pleasure to decorate our apartment with its production.

 

Bondo is your safest bet. BEWARE of using epoxies. They have what's called "pot time". When you mix it thick, it cures quicker than when mixed thin. In a skull, you're mixing it thick and that faster cure time relates to heat being generated. It will get so hot as to turn the epoxy brown and it will cook the skull from the inside making it likely yellow in appearance.

 

Apoxie Sculpt is a good application for what you're asking, a bit on the expensive side but it will do the trick