🎨 ACTIVA Lumina Transluscent Polymer Clay: Unleash Your Creativity with this Versatile and Durable Crafting Material! Review

This stuff works surprisingly well, I didn't think air dry polymer would be that good. EDIT: I didn't use it in complex shapes. The molds I used were lubricated with baby oil. They dry a little quickly, but not so quickly that I can't use them. Color well with resin ink or tiny spots of pigment. to these reviews. I mold it into many things like deco candy, it suits my needs well. It's not big, but it's not tiny either. The average size. However, I don't want to deduct a star because my personal

Barely enough product for a medium sized project, about a handful of charms, but for beads I think it's enough. Flexibility is no joke :) The test showed that 3 days after drying it will crack under rough use, and I mean rough. Cures to a semi-gloss plastic feel. Not rubbery enough to bounce but enough to be shatterproof :D Definitely thumbs up, haven't tried yet how well it takes paint and when it dries, unfortunately the small wetted spot has discolored and on drying a backlog is formed…

This is my first pack of Lumina Clay but I suspect it has partially set in the pack. Compared to other air drying resins I've tried (Modena and Makins), the Lumina I received was dry and stretchy. It's too stiff to stretch (it tears instead) and doesn't stick to itself well. When I knead and fold it, it doesn't form a homogeneous mass, but remains a series of increasingly thin layers that don't fuse together. Adding some water didn't seem to help much. I suspect that fresh Lumina clay is wetter

I paint pumpkins and I love making interesting things out of pumpkins. Some of my birdhouses can be quite complex, like acorns, lighthouses, etc. I've tried to find clay that is air dry, that won't crack when drying, and that can handle being outside in inclement weather. I use this stuff to "upgrade" the features of my pumpkin aviary like adding window frames or door flocks. Ordinary clay, air dried, is not waterproof and will crack when dry. This polymer clay is quite expensive for the small…

This is my personal experience with this tone. Your mileage may vary depending on what you do and how you use it. Strengths: Very strong when pressed and shaped well. It can be torn, but its thickness requires little force. The flexibility is amazing. (when fully cured) I tested the strength of a homemade petal and flexed it over 200 times before showing severe cracks. Even then it didn't break. It only had white stress marks and small cracks. The dry texture resembles soft vinyl. Can be…