Video #497: Yes it’s compatible with Premo Sculpey. A very comparable product to Aleen’s Jewelry Gel.
Video #485: A very shiny coating for polymer pendants… gives the look of resin… only much softer.
Video #474: After a year and a half, this product does pass compatibility testing.
Video #411: A polymer compatible product that’s part paint, part wax, with the consistency of a mousse.
Video #403: My polymer clay tests have worked out fine… but others say it has gone sticky for them.
Video #391: My test results show that this product is compatible and safe to use with Polymer Clay.
Video #389: A call out to anyone who’s had success getting this product to stick to polymer clay…
Video #385: An alternative to buying commercially made Adirondack Inks.
Video #375: And remember that testing for polymer compatibility issues does take time.
Video #374: Kato Liquid Polyclay; Translucent Liquid Sculpey (TLS); Sculpey Bake & Bond.
Video #359: Testing several different clay softening products on brittle polymer canes.
Video #344: Everyone says that Pardo Translucent is the clearest of them all. Let’s find out…
Video #334: Which polymer clay translucent product is right for you? Premo Sculpey, Kato Polyclay, Fimo or Sculpey III?
Video #323: A side by side comparison test, that proves why polymer clay MUST be baked properly… or it will break!
