🎨 Sargent Art Beige Polymer Baking Clay: The Perfect Choice for Crafting and Sculpting Review

Too heavy to work. The only thing it's useful for is all sculpting. Not recommended for other designs or other artwork.

This sound is ridiculously difficult to use. Even with a lot of water, I had a very hard time just crushing this substance into a ball. It's physically difficult. It took me at least 10 minutes to knead a small piece to get it soft and pliable. It ended up with all these crevices and deep creases where the clay wouldn't stick to itself. I know I have no experience with clay, but I hate that clay. Clay had never given me such trouble before. Find another tone to use. If you are a beginner. Don't

The product was initially a little difficult to work with because it is a very dry clay. As mentioned in other reviews, it will be easier to work with once you play with it and warm it up a bit. I broke it up into smaller pieces, put it in a bag and wrapped it in a heating pad for 5-10 minutes before working with it and it worked great. Because it is dry clay, adding detail to your work is much easier. I've made fake bottle tops, and for some of the smaller pieces I baked the mass first, added…

After baking (I used an oven preheated to 275F for 25 minutes) and painting, the figures held up well in the spring weather. Not a single piece was torn or torn during the baking process. I put small and large pieces in the oven at the same time and they all turned out great. The clay is *very* hard and a bit dry. It's not so easy to work with him when you plan to do big tasks. However, I have found that I can use it to bring out very large details on the smallest figures. To make working with…