The Compleat Sculptor

8 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from August 16, 2016
  

  Jonathan R. asked:

  Can someone link a reputable store where I can buy a gallon of special effects grade (low ammonia) liquid latex? I'm looking to cast some masks and apply some zombie prosthetics. Thanks in advance!

  

  Lane S. replied:

  http://shop.sculpt.com/

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• Referral from February 29, 2016
  

  Neal T. asked:

  Does anyone know any good videos for making tips for the end of 14 century belts?

  

  Irene P. replied:

  try http://www.sculpt.com/

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• Referral from June 18, 2015
  

  Morgan M. asked:

  Anyone know of a place I can get a flyscreen for my 05 classic? They're discontinued on the Triumph OEM site.

  

  Chris K. replied:

  Chris Seers ,Custom Sculpt.com in the UK

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• Referral from June 13, 2006
  

  jupiter3355 asked:

  Hello All, I am needing to buy non-sulfer clap (plasticene I think is the name) and I am needing to buy mabe a gallon bucket worth (for clay shims on silicon mold). Does any one know a web site that...

  

  John: Below is the link to Chavant Clay. The make make kinds of sulfur-free plastaline. http://www.chavant.com/ ALSO - The Complete Sculptor in New York. Link below. http://www.sculpt.com/ If you are on the West Coast I can suggest a couple of other places. DAVID ROBERT CELLITTI

  

  John, Have a look at http://www.sculpt.com I haven't ordered from them yet, but the president of the company is a regular on this list. They carry Klean Klay, which is what I've always used for mold-making. So far, knock on wood, I've never had any problems with it inhibiting the curing of silicones. Another possibility would be a chain arts & crafts store (Pearl, A.C. Moore, Michael's, etc). Sometimes you get lucky and can get a great price, even if that means having to buy dozens of the 1 lb packs. Best regards,

  

  John, http://www.sculpt.com/catalog_98/clay/kleanklay.htm http://www.sculpt.com/catalog_98/clay/Chavant/chavantindex.htm#nsp

  

  The sulfur free clays are as follows Klean Klay - http://www.sculpt.com/catalog_98/clay/kleanklay.htm Chavant NSP - http://www.sculpt.com/catalog_98/clay/Chavant/chavantindex.htm#nsp Chavant LBT - http://www.sculpt.com/catalog_98/clay/Chavant/chavantindex.htm#lbt Roma Prima - http://www.sculpt.com/catalog_98/clay/roma.htm Please let me know if you need more information about the differences between them. And Steve is correct that most of the kids plastilenes are sulfur free as well. Polyform and Aamaco both have them at standard craft shops.

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• Referral from February 16, 2004
  

  Kim H. asked:

  Hi all-- I'm looking for someone to cast a few things for me in white bronze. I have two or three items that need to be cast, and would need to be able to order them in batches of 20-40 every few...

  

  Kim, Check out our foundry list by location http://www.sculpt.com/ http://www.sculpt.com/links/links.html http://www.sculpt.com/links/foundry/linksfndry.html

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