Flexi Putty 75g – Blue Reusable Adhesive for Models & Miniatures

$4.21

Flexi Putty 75g – Blue Reusable Adhesive for Models & Miniatures

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Flexi Putty 75g – Blue Reusable Adhesive for Models & Miniatures

Name: Flexi Putty 75g – Blue Reusable Adhesive for Models & Miniatures
Brand: Hobby Heaven
SKU: HHP-1002
Price: 4.21 AUD
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🔵 Flexi Putty

Blue Reusable Adhesive Putty · 75g

Non-toxic · Solvent-free · Reusable

📦 What You're Getting

A 75g block of soft, pliable blue reusable adhesive putty. Tear off a piece, knead it, stick it. Reuse it until it's full of dust and fluff, then tear off a fresh bit. If you've ever used any blue adhesive putty before — you already know exactly what this is.

Comes in a cardboard box. Total packaged weight ~100g.

Composition: Synthetic polymer base. No solvents, no animal-derived ingredients, non-toxic. Safe for home, school, office and hobby use.

🎨 For Miniature Painters & Modellers

✦ AIRBRUSH & BRUSH MASKING

Roll into thin snakes or flat patches and press onto your model for soft-edge camo patterns — splinter camo, organic blotches, irregular stripes. Way better than tape for curved surfaces. Peel off gently after painting. Won't damage properly cured acrylics.

✦ DRY-FITTING & TEST ASSEMBLY

Stick arms, heads, weapons and panels in place before committing to glue. Check the pose, balance and overall look. Saves you from snapping parts off after a bad glue job. Works on plastic kits, resin casts and metal figures.

✦ PAINTING HANDLE MOUNTING

Stick your mini onto a cork, pill bottle or painting handle. Keeps fingers off the model = no greasy fingerprints on your basecoat. Holds light-to-medium plastic and resin parts securely.

✦ WORKBENCH ORGANISATION

Park tiny heads, guns, shields and bits on a blob of putty so they don't roll off your desk. Hold pinning wires and cocktail sticks in place. Organise sub-assemblies while painting.

✦ DIORAMA & TERRAIN LAYOUT

Temporarily position trees, rocks, buildings and figures on your base to test composition and line-of-sight before permanent gluing. Experiment freely, commit when you're happy.

🏠 Home, Office & School

Stick things up: Posters, photos, kids' drawings, timetables, calendars, party decorations, greeting cards.
Keep things in place: Remote controls, small ornaments, picture frames on shelves, cable management on your desk.
Clean awkward spots: Press into keyboard gaps, air vents, and furniture crevices to pick up dust and crumbs.
Fidget tool: Knead it, stretch it, roll it — decent sensory/stress putty in a pinch.

✅ Surface & Paint Compatibility

Surface / Material	OK?	Notes
Painted walls	✅	Avoid freshly painted — wait a few weeks. Test on chalky/matte emulsion.
Glass, metal, plastic	✅	Clean, dry, non-porous — ideal surfaces.
Polystyrene kits	✅	Standard plastic model kits — no issues.
Resin casts	✅	Test small area first, especially unprimed resin.
Metal miniatures	✅	Heavier pieces may need more putty or extra support.
Acrylic paint (cured)	✅	Fully cured — not just touch-dry.
Enamels & lacquers	⚠️	Usually fine once fully hardened. Test first.
Metallics & special FX	⚠️	Delicate finishes — always patch test.
Wallpaper & thin paper	⚠️	May leave marks or tear delicate surfaces.
Fabric & textiles	❌	Sticks to fibres — difficult to remove.

📋 How to Use

For mounting:
1️⃣ Tear off a small piece
2️⃣ Knead between your fingers until soft
3️⃣ Shape into a ball or small sausage
4️⃣ Press onto the back of your item, then press onto the surface
5️⃣ To remove — peel gently and roll up the putty for reuse

For masking (hobby):
1️⃣ Make sure existing paint is fully cured — not just dry to touch
2️⃣ Knead a piece until pliable
3️⃣ Roll into thin snakes or press into flat patches
4️⃣ Apply to areas you want to protect, pressing gently but evenly
5️⃣ Paint as normal — avoid flooding the mask edges
6️⃣ Peel off slowly and evenly once done

🧰 Storage & Care

Keep it clean: The more dust and grime it picks up, the less sticky it gets. Store in its box or a sealed container.
Keep it cool: Avoid direct sunlight, radiators, or hot cars. Heat softens it too much; cold makes it stiff (just knead it to warm back up).
Residue removal: Press a fresh piece onto leftover bits and pull — it picks itself up. Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth if needed.

⛔ What Flexi Putty Won't Do

This is a light-duty adhesive. Be realistic about what you stick up:

❌ Won't hold heavy picture frames, mirrors, shelves or ceramic items
❌ Not a replacement for screws, nails or permanent adhesives
❌ May leave faint shadow marks on some paints if left on for a very long time — test first
❌ Not suitable for fabric or porous/rough surfaces
❌ Not food-safe — don't eat it, don't let small children use unsupervised

📐 Product Specs

Spec	Detail
Product Name	Flexi Putty
Net Weight	75 g
Total Weight (with box)	~100 g
Colour	Blue
Packaging	Cardboard box
Reusable	Yes — multiple uses when stored properly
Non-Toxic	Yes
Solvent-Free	Yes
Animal-Derived Ingredients	None

❓ FAQ

What exactly is Flexi Putty?
Blue reusable adhesive putty — the kind you've used a hundred times to stick posters to walls. Tear, knead, stick, reuse.

Will it damage my painted miniatures?
Not if the paint is properly cured (fully hardened, not just touch-dry). With metallics or gloss varnish, do a small test area first.

Can it hold metal miniatures?
Light to medium metal parts — yes. Heavier metal figures need a larger blob or extra mechanical support. It's temporary hold, not superglue.

Does it leave marks on walls?
With normal use, no. If left on for months on certain paints (especially cheap matte emulsion), you might get faint marks. Always test first.

Is it safe for kids?
Non-toxic, but not for unsupervised use by small children — choking risk. Common sense.

How long does it last?
Until it gets too dirty or loses its tack. Store it sealed, keep it clean — a single block goes a long way.

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Notes · Q & A

What's the difference between Green Stuff and Milliput-type putties?

Green Stuff is flexible and springy, holding fine sculpted detail like cloth and cabling. Milliput-type putties are harder-setting and sand smooth once cured, which makes them better for gap-filling and surfaces you want to blend flat. Many sculptors mix the two.

How do I stop epoxy putty sticking to my tools and fingers?

Keep a little water on the tool and your fingertips as a release; the putty won't grab a wet surface. Work in good light and let very tacky putty firm up for a few minutes before shaping fine detail.

How do I get the mixing ratio right?

Most epoxy putties cure at a 1:1 mix of the two parts by volume, kneaded until the colour is fully even with no streaks. Under-mixing leaves soft patches that never fully harden, so mix longer than feels necessary.

How do I fill a seam gap cleanly without losing nearby detail?

Press a small amount of putty into the gap, then wipe the excess back with a wet tool or a cotton bud before it cures, leaving putty only in the recess. Cleaning up wet saves sanding over detail later.

Notes · Logistics

Shipping

Orders placed before 3pm (Mon–Fri) are dispatched the same day. UK delivery is by Royal Mail 24 Tracked. Free UK delivery on orders over £70. International delivery available via Royal Mail International Tracked or courier.

Returns

If you're not happy with your purchase, contact us within 30 days for a full refund or exchange. Items must be unused and in original packaging.

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