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Plastic Types That Are Compatible With Polymer ClayVideo #765: And how to test for polymer compatibility when the plastics are not marked with any of the known recycling symbols.IN
[content_container max_width=’734′ align=’center’] Polymer Clay Snow Globe Water And Glycerin Test [/content_container][divider style=’centered’] Video #755: The purpose of this test was to see how premo polymer clay holds
Using Alcohol Inks To Tint Liquid Polymer ClayVideo #743: Pinata Alcohol Inks mixed with Sculpey Liquid Bakeable Clay, Kato Liquid Polyclay, Fimo Liquid Gel and TLS.IN THIS POST:
Video #730: Let’s see if the inks from these Japanese scrapbooking brushes are compatible with polymer clay, or not.IN THIS POST: — wink of stella — wink of
Video #710: See how this product went from a round one “Fail” … to a very cool “Yes” … in today’s Polymer Clay Tutor Test Lab.IN THIS POST:
Video #708: Translucent Liquid Sculpey (TLS) vs Sculpey Bake & Bond vs Kato Liquid Polyclay vs Fimo Liquid Gel.IN THIS POST: — sculpey — tls — translucent liquid
Video #704: So far so good… my tests with this products applied to Premo Sculpey are positive. No compatibility issues at all.IN THIS POST: — decoart — americana
Video #694: The answer is YES… Gorilla Glue creates a super strong and long-lasting bond when attaching metal to polymer.IN THIS POST: — gorilla glue — adhesive —
Video #661: Mine did! But don’t fret… here’s why it happens… and more importantly… here is what you can do about it.IN THIS POST: — inka gold —
Video #640: I used Premo translucent polymer clay to test for strength and clarity… watch the video to see my results.IN THIS POST: — quenching — ice water