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Apoxie Sculpt is the toughest, strongest, sculpting clay you can use for your gourd projects.  Unlike most air dry clays, large applications don't crack or shrink as the sculpting material dries, and the finished result is super hard and durable. (It's so strong that many gourders are using it as a "moldable glue" for attaching gourd pieces together.)  The cured material can be carved, sanded, painted or even turned on a lathe!   Unlike polymer clays, this is a two part product that hardens after mixing - no baking is required.

Use this product when strength is important - you'll be amazed how strong even the smallest details are when they are made from Apoxie Sculpt.

NON hazardous, NON Flammable, NO fumes, user friendly clay!
$16.50 for a 1 lb kit   
Safety Solvent
Safety Solvent is recommended for smoothing, texturing, and clean up of Apoxie Sculpt (It even cleans dried sculpting material!)   It is especially useful when working with black or bronze apoxie sculpt as it makes  it much easier to clean up any residue.

$8.50 for 4 oz     

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Apoxie Sculpt 1 lb kits
*White                                     *Black *Bronze
*Apoxie Sculpt 4 lb kit - White  $37                
(Best Value - you are paying about $9 per lb instead of $16 for a 1 lb kit)

White  BlackBronze
Sandy Phillips of New Mexico did a wonderful job on this "Fall Tree" gourd.  She used an armature to build the branches, then covered them with apoxie sculpt for strength. The finished tree is very firm and solid. She used bronze apoxie sculpt to make and attach the leaves so they would be solid as well.  You can see more of Sandy's gourds on her website or on her GAE page.
Apoxie Sculpt Gallery 
Thanks to these artists for sharing their talents.  Would you like to be included?  Please send your Apoxie Sculpt photos to: bonnie@arizonagourds.com

Sherry Goshen of Iowa wrote a great tutorial about using Apoxie Sculpt to create this floral gourd.  You can read the complete tutorial in our February 2010 Arizona Gourds newsletter.  Sherry has an art blog where there are photos of many other projects.
Right:  Phyllis Sickles of Arizona uses Apoxie sculpt for all of her great bird and creature sculptures.  Legs are created with wire armatures that are covered with Apoxie Sculpt and then carved and painted.  You can see more of Phyllis's gourds on her website.

NEW!  Visit our artists gourd gallery - works of art created with Apoxie Sculpt.
Below: I made these gourds using Apoxie sculpt for the lizards.  They were made from Bronze Apoxie and then painted with acrylics. 
12 gauge Aluminum Wire is perfect for creating an armature upon which you can build Apoxie Sculpt. (It will hold the AS in place as it cures so it won't sag from its own weight.)  It can also be used as an inlay material - carve a channel and this extremely flexible wire can be inserted for a striking accetnt.    $2.50 for 3 yards    

* Note - Due to the weight of these products, a shipping surcharge has been added to the base price.   If shipping charges are low, I will refund all or part of the surcharge.  (Most people get a refund.)


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