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>>Its a thick acrylic paste manufactured by Tri-Art from recycled
>>byproducts from their (acrylic) paint manufacturing process.
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>Woohoo. I found another use for sludge. I disliked the plastic tails
>for horses and bought fine fibers for doll's hair from the craft store
>to replace that. I couldn't find a way to glue the fibers
>satisfactorily to the horse's rump as the glue stump gets messy and
>the result is a stiff shiny stump that no amount of paint could hide.
>Plus the nylon fibers won't adhere to plastic glue. The horse and a
>mule were models I started years ago but never finished. Now Sludge
>acrylic is the ideal solution as I can wick every fiber at one end and
>then smear it into the rump. Sludge can then be smoothed by running a
>finger over the attachment point and its remarkable how well it blends
>into the rump's groove.
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>For the mane I have twisted a suitable thickness of fiber into a rope
>and held it in place with Sludge. Its equivalent to using Sludge as a
>mousse and as a filler. I am waiting for it to dry. I will the
>attach this fiber rope to the nape with more Sludge. When dry I will
>trim the top of the twist and I hope I can "comb" the trimmed fibers
>with a stiff brush to bring up the nap of the mane. Looks promising.
>If this doesn't work the alternative is to apply a strip of Sludge on
>the nape then attach short lengths of fiber to it.
who sells this wonder product?