Can this product be bent to fit curved nosurfaces after it is moulded in a silicone mold?

Yes, the material is very playable and would comply with a silicone mold. If your plan is to place a ball into a mold and press the material into shape of the mold and allow for excess material to flow through a gate that would work. However if your plan to to place small amounts of material at incremental times it might be a challenge since the material was designed to adhere to wood not silicone. In some cases I have used 0.02" aluminum sheet as a form and pressed the material into a void with the aluminum used as a material stop. Once the material has dried I have separated the aluminum from the material. For texture after the material has stated to set have pressed a rough sawn wood sample into the material to leave a texture, In "some" cases once you pull even amounts of Part's A and B and mix the material is sometimes sticky. The "stickiness" can be decreased prior to application if you allow it to air dry "temperature dependent" for a few 5-10 minutes - again "temperature dependent" (higher the ambient temperature the faster the material sets). So yes the material can be molded using a silicone mold. Hope this is of assistance! All the Best,

how to store the products?

I don't do anything special. Just leave them in their original covered containers, stored at room temperature. I have some left over purchased in 2015 and some newer from 2017. I just used some of the 2015 product last week and it was in good condition--the pinkish material seemed slightly stiffer than when it was fresh; but when I mixed it together with the white it was completely soft, pliable and moldable and hardened just fine. Hope this answers your question.

can i use this product to fix wood siding? the wood siding on our house has cracks and I would like to fill the cracks with this product.

I found that it was the BEST product to fill in areas on my siding. I tried Bondo but it is so sticky and set up too quickly. This stuff is my favorite. I picked out small areas of dry rot then applied wood hardener. I came back later and used this SculpWood and it worked perfectly. It dries hard as rock. I am about to have my house painted, the contractor was impressed by my efforts (I am a 65 yr. old female with no experience)....He said that he will place some sealant over it to make sure that it does not show cracks later on.

Once cured, do you need to use a primer before you paint it??

Primer is not necessary for adhesion, but generally makes covering color easier. Primer will make your item a uniform color before you add your chosen color of paint, so the pinkish color of the system 3 will not stand out. If you don't use primer the System 3 may require more than 1 coat of paint to create a uniform finished color so the repair doesn't stand out from the rest of the finish coat of paint.

Manufacturer	System Three Resins, Inc.
Part Number	1600K50
Item Weight	12.01 pounds
Package Dimensions	17.13 x 8.94 x 8.27 inches
Item model number	1600K50
Size	2 gallon
Color	Brown
Style	Epoxy Putty
Material	Epoxy Resin
Item Package Quantity	1
Special Features	Strong
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

System Three SculpWood Putty Epoxy Filler Putty, 2 Gal, Brown

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