I purchased this stuff. It runs everywhere out of the tube. Is there any other product that is better than this and doesn't smell "harmful?"
Will
Depending on what I'm going to be using it for I use Rose-Art modeling clay. It's non-toxic, stays flexible and is paintable.
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I should have specified what I am using it for. I am simply filling some gaps in some interior walls for painting. Thanks for the responses.
Did you make sure to fully knead the tube before using? Sometimes there's an oil that separates out that can make a mess.
It's too bad you're having problems with it- I use it regularly and swear by it.
You for sure you have to nead the tube thoroughly. Found this out a long time ago. I use it for filling in the circular depressions made from the mold process, most recently on a concrete coaling tower and I think it sands off easy.
Testors is expensive anyway.
I use Bondo. Works great.