Van Aken International Kato Polyclay Liquid, Orange

I'm a polymer clay sculptor, and I regularly used various brands of liquid clays for things like stained glass windows in miniature buildings, so I decided to experiment with using liquid clay as an alternative to resin for water features in my latest project.I chose Kato's liquid clay option after extensively reading up on the various brands and also watching several tutorial videos, so I was hopefully optimistic about it's potential, but I was honestly still blown away by how much the actual results far exceeded my expectations! These photos are of my latest project which is admittedly still very much in progress vs. completed, but even the preliminary results are so positive that I couldn't wait to share them - LOL!I love that Kato's option cures to a harder/less "rubbery" texture vs. other liquid clay brands that I've tried before, and I also love the fact that it has a higher shine that seems closer to the look of resin without the odor/skin sensitivity concerns related to using resin products.Furthermore, the other liquid clay brands that I've purchased in the past have all only offered 2-3 oz bottles, so even though the overall cost of this one seemed more expensive at first glance, the fact that it was an 8 oz bottle actually made it a better value.I truly can't say enough about how impressed I am by this product, so my only regret is that I don't have the option to give it more than 5 stars.

It adds a glossy, smooth protective surface to polymer clay projects without having to use resin. I've actually had success curing it in the oven and getting it to cure perfectly clear.

Product as advertised and came in a timely manner.

Great

Fast shipping and works as intended. Love kato liquid clay

Works perfectly as intended! Awesome value.

I'm getting into miniature foods and this liquid clay is amazing to work with. Comes out very clear and wet looking.

I am mainly doing photography, sculpture, jewelry... I am a studio art major so I am using this across a wide variety of mediums and it has been successful in almost everything I have done. I have baked inked images, sewn it, used as an adhesive on a few things (that were oven safe of course)... I've impressed at least 2 professors. lol I recommend trying this stuff even if you are just curious. Poly Clay or Fimo is very fickle, even in the store when you pick it out yourself it can be crumbled and yucky... This stuff can also be used like the "clay softener" stuff they sell. I've revamped a large amount of old poly clay with this product. I sound like a commercial ;D but, I am definitely going to buy more in a couple weeks when I start to run out!!!