Review on π Van Aken International Kato Polyclay Review: A Comprehensive Look at the 12.5 oz White Clay by Linda Diaz
Kato Polyclay is not my first choice for polymer clay
I was looking for a polyclay that is strong yet easy to work with. Kato polyclay satisfies the first condition, as it takes on a hard, plastic consistency when baked. It just doesn't work. The first brick was difficult to work with and had to be worked in small strips to be flexible. I ran out of supplies and ordered a second one, which crumbled when cut into little crumb-like cakes that I couldn't soften. I returned for a replacement and found this pack to be similar to the first one I ordered. This is not my choice of Polyglue.
- Kato Policy is an easy to use polymer material that bakes in 10 minutes to become a hard, durable material
- I don't remember
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