The Best Varnish or Gloss to use on your Polymer Clay or Cold Porcelain  Clay Work

The Best Varnish or Gloss to use on your Polymer Clay or Cold Porcelain Clay Work

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There are lots of gloss and matte varnishes out there on the market for all of your polymer clay and cold porcelain needs and I always get asked the question which ones are the best? Well here I will tell you the characteristics of a good gloss or matte varnish.  There are several types as…

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Sculpey Air-Dry Porcelain Clay is a smooth translucent porcelain-like clay that is hard and durable once dry. Ideal for making realistic looking flowers, jewelry and detailed figurines Decorate dry projects using markers or acrylic paints. Clay can be colored by adding oil paints and kneading until color is fully incorporated Air dries – no baking required Store unused clay in an air tight container Safe and non-toxic! 1.1 Lbs.

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This water-based gloss varnish is the perfect finishing touch to your craft projects, whether you want to add shine or you simply want to project your work. Transparent when dry, the varnish is lightfast and weatherproof, so you don't have to worry about UV, heat, or frost damage. It fully dries in 24 hours, though you can touch it after just 20 minutes. Apply two coats for a high-gloss effect!.

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