Using Liquid Sculpey

Get UV Castin Resin (Magic Glos) and UV Finishing Resin (DeepShine) at https://www.tinypandora.com
Sculpey Liquid Clay is available at http://www.sculpey.com
I've been using all types of resin since God was a baby and I've been working with Sculpey Liquid Clay since 2013. Here are my observations on both:
Two Part Resin is too unpredictable. Sometimes it hardens in 12 hours, sometimes it never hardens at all. Two Part Resin is hard to mix in the correct amounts, resulting in waste. WORST of all, every project I've made with Two Part Resin has drastically yellowed over time.
UV Resin cures in 5 to 30 minutes in UV light. UV Resin can be used in exact the amount you need. I prefer UV Resin to Liquid Clay for doming. UV Resin is usually much more color-stable than 2-Part Resin. UV Resin can be used as a glaze or for casting almost any type of inclusions, since heat is not a factor.
Liquid Clay is flexible; so you can cast shapes and textures in molds and use then attach them to surfaces like vases, votives, frames and bracelets. Liquid Clay is soft enough to insert eye screws; so I can join pieces together. Liquid Clay can be used for casting heat-safe objects and it's ready in 10 minutes. Glitter and mica powder can be mixed into Liquid Clay without falling to the bottom of the mold.

Видео Using Liquid Sculpey канала Teresa Pandora Salgado