- Air Dry Clay Glaze, Waterproof Gloss Varnish, 2.37 Fl Oz (70ml)

Works perfectly, goes on easily, & dries quickly

It gives a nice glazed finish to air dry clay pieces. I thought it was food safe when I purchased it but it is not. With that in mind the price seems high but I don't have experience with any other glaze products to compare it too. I do think I could achieve a similar shine with polyurethane for a fraction of the cost, possibly even mod-podge or pva glue.

So far soo good, I haven't had any problems with the gloss besides the fact the bottle isnt full. I used it on my air dry clay (not the air dry clay this company makes). I've had no issues with the clay leaking or burning. Only wish bottle was full.

It works really well! Dries pretty quick and has a decent shine

Pictures are deceptive. Much smaller than expected.

I’ve been using this clear varnish for sealing my polymer clay projects, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. The varnish applies smoothly and evenly without streaks or bubbles. It dries pretty quick. What I like most is that it doesn’t get sticky over time, unlike some cheaper sealants I’ve used.

Expensive for a small bottle and it was not fully filled. If I am buying a bottle I don’t expect to only receive 3/4 of that bottle filled.

Great product covers well, dries quick!

Simple , easy , just slap on and paint Note to be careful if you painted using water colours as it will smudge a little but does just work

I have a reasonable amount of experience with clear coats/lacquers. I began in pottery (clay that is dried in a kiln) years ago, segued into thick glassy type top coats like ‘Pour On’ and am always looking for cost effective smart ass alternatives (Podge, Aleene’s, clear nail polish). I loved Pour On but I blended badly a few times and it never cured 😩 and nail polish is ok except for the smell! Sculpd was a pleasant surprise! The photos are from a project where I want a ‘high flake’ under glass top coat look (I saw a car at a car show that looked like a huge sparkle sticker but under wet glass years ago). I found Sculpd to flow very well, it self levels, it has no smell I noticed and it combined with both glitter and mica with no complaint (don’t mix stuff with it on my say so—I am very impulsive + cavalier in my art making choices!). The attached photos are after one coat only. Sculpd is NOT thick like Pour On. It IS thicker than Podge. If you want it to self level I suggest using lots with your item on a rack so the extra can drain off then give it 1-2 days undisturbed for a through and through glassy cure. The progress from self leveling to drying is quick: drying began for me 5-10 minutes after drip leveling. Cost: if you’re doing smaller projects buying this size will probably be fine. If you regularly need high gloss varnish for medium or large sized projects I recommend seeking a wholesale seller of Sculpd.

Facile d'application et effet escompté. Pas d'odeur : niquel

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