🔘 Sculpey Gloss Glaze: Non-Toxic 1 fl oz. Bottle with Twist Cap - Achieve a Lustrous Finish on Polymer Clay Creations! Review

The product image is not what was sent. Not sure if there is a difference but I already had a milky white that I wanted to try to see if there is a difference. If you are sending something that is not pictured or is "the same", please update the picture when you sell the product.

Once it's a simple mistake. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. But this is the second time I've ordered Sculpey Glaze and received glue. I DON'T WANT GLUE. I DID NOT ORDER A STUPID GLUE. I DO NOT USE GLUE! But I can't give things back, so I stick with them. Two bottles of this shit. Do not order from this seller because someone there cannot read. I'm really annoyed! Won't buy this again.

Disappointed that the product is not available in glass bottles. I specifically bought them through Revain as I prefer glass over plastic. This is a decent product and I use it often for my clay products. The icing I found doesn't hold up in the plastic as well as the foil over it. That makes it wasteful. Ease of use got 1 star for the waste alone, 3 stars for value for money because I find it cheaper at a craft store I frequent (the store also only carries plastic bottles now).

compared to the Liquitex Glossy Varnish I've always used. I thought it might be beneficial to use the same brand as the clay but for me at least I couldn't use the rest of my product because it ruined my work. . I'm very happy that I have the smallest size, I don't see myself using it for big projects.

I really liked this glaze because it gave a shiny look and a finished look to the homemade beads I made out of clay. They used to look a bit boring. But with this I just apply a layer and when it dries my pearls are beautiful! I think you should apply glitter before firing the clay(?) but I always just waited for the beads to bake and then quickly applied a layer of glitter to them while they dried and cooled and I did always well done! I definitely recommend using this, not no!

Excellent product! Easy to use, just dab a little onto your drawing board or scrap cardboard, mix a little, then apply with a brush. If you look at the attached picture, the right side has a glossy finish but the left side doesn't. White and orange are clay of different colors, and yellow in the middle is acrylic paint. You can see that the luster looks very shiny on clay of different colors or on a painted surface. I've tried applying more coats than the recommended 2-3 and haven't noticed any

Probably one of my favorite glosses I've ever used. What won me over years ago is that it dries quickly and doesn't yellow (I apply thin even coats). It's also non-toxic which is great for my polymer clay jewelry. I've had no issues with it being sticky, clumping or tearing. I have large sculptures aged 6-7 years with this glaze and they look as good now as if I glazed them yesterday. I recommend using a soft (good quality) round brush for those who have trouble with strokes. . If you use a…