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Liquid Polymer Clay
Of the many traces of clay reachable today, the flexibility of liquid polymer clay makes it a standout. For the all-rounder matte, structured style, work a small amount into the hands then onto towel-dried hair, and blow dry to create texture and lift. Liquid polymer clay is a versatile product that can be used in bakeable silicone molds, to embellish clay, used as grout, image transfers, window clings and so much more! KATO POLYCLAY™ LIQUID is polymer clay in liquid form that can be used to soften solid polymer clays, make "icings", for image transfers (clear), watercolor effects, coatings and glazes, grouting and sealer, adhesive, and more! Finish off with a comb or fingers, adding small amounts of the clay/paste as desired. If you want to enhance your look, we recommend using ROK Powder on the roots for a little extra volume and texture. What will you create next? Incredibly versatile and bakeable, you can use liquid polymer clay for grout in mosaics and window clings. You can additionally put it in bakeable silicone molds to create earrings and domestic decor tasks or elaborations for different clay projects.
Multi-Pack Liquid Polymer Clay
- Garnet Metallic
- Turquoise Translucent
- Primary colors
- Clear
- Metallics
- Excellent leveling properties, which allow it to be baked in sheets and poured into jewelry findings.
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Reviews
Witchy Woo
I’ve yet to use the liquid clay for anything other than glueing clay pieces together, or adhering clay to other surfaces, such as foil forms & armature, but I believe it can also be used to make glazes, icing, gravy & sauces etc for miniature food charm pieces, you just mix it with some chalk/oil pastel dust or mica powders, to create different colours. Its now my go to.
Megan
It came to me perfectly and quickly. You need such a small amount.
Michelle S
A little bottle lasts a very long time. When you come to use the product, all you have to do is twist the tip of the bottle to open it, & squeeze out what you need, just don’t forget to twist it closed afterwards! I’m new to working with polymer clay, so I wasn’t sure what to expect from this product. I've been using this for about 2 months now I love it.
Yuliana Guadalupe Wilson Sanchez
I wasn’t really sure how much of the product to use for fixing a clay figure to another piece of clay, I think I applied more than was probably necessary to do the job. Case in point, my second pic shows what happens when you apply too much, you get an overrun of liquid clay which doesn’t turn transparent when you bake your piece (Which I’d hoped it would) So either use less than I did, or make sure you wipe away any excess before baking, otherwise you’ll have to find a way of disguising the overrun, I think I’ll probably use some acrylic paint, so it’s not so noticeable. The bottle is fairly small, I can never really wrap my head around what 2fl oz (59ml) actually looks like, but as you can see from the first pic, it’s not a huge amount, although from my experiences of using the product so far, I think it will probably last me a while, a little seems to go a long way!
Iwona Ulman
Just what I asked I would like it to be bigger, I see it expensive. Yes the bottle is small but honestly I have had the same bottle now for 2 months and it's no where near done.
Michele Moraes
Next time I’ll read the directions I’ve been trying to come up with something different for those in recovery- this is awesome to work with on getting different results. From my limited experience, the liquid clay seems to be doing a good job, anything I’ve stuck with it seems to be securely fixed.
It helps so much with bounding and shaping. But in general, this is where I found the best price. It’s definitely a versatile product, for a reasonable price. I should have put it on foil vs the paper I was using.
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