Polyform Sculpey Bake & Bond 2oz, Multicolor (PFM13037)

very good product, lasts long. Have it and its good. love it

It works! I use it on cheap clay that usually it’s harder to bond, this helps a lot.

Great product to use with polymer clay. It helps your clay adhere to other parts of your peace that you are working on. It does not have an overly thick consistency so it is easy to use. Once you bake it, it does dry nice and firm and keeps your pieces from falling off. I just used on a project where there were a lot of flimsier pieces that I didn't want to smush into the clay. This made the pieces stick together very well and held up great in the oven.

Really good

I'd check your local store before trying to order online, I ordered mine January 28th and it didn't arrive until February 9th. Not counting the day I ordered, that's 12 days waiting for this product. I'm docking a star for that seeing how they didn't even ship it until February 7th, and now it's not even available to buy even if I wanted to re-order. If it's your first time buying it like me definitely check elsewhere first, but if you currently have the product and know you need a new bottle soon, I'd order it before you run out of so you're not without it completely. Just stay on top of keeping it stocked (that is if it becomes available to buy again) It appears to be fine, but I haven't tried it yet. It flows like regular liquid glue, which is a relief after seeing other reviews of it being crusty and dried up. You can see how it flows in the video.

Liquid Sculpey remains da bomb! There are so many uses for this stuff - and it seems like I find new ones all the time. It is definitely the "duct tape" of my clay kit. It is easily colored - or can be baked to a wonderful translucent non-color. It is amazing for back-filling components and for gluing polymer clay together. One of my favorite techniques is using this do make transfers. Using this will quickly soften up polymer clay that has hardened - and if you don't use too much, it won't change the clay consistency. Fantastic as a glaze - it produces a beautiful stained glass appearance. And veneers - it makes incredible faux veneers! Buffing it after baking just increases the glossy shine, if that's the look you are going for. When I make mosaics I add mica to Liquid Sculpey and bake. One of the craziest looks was adding colored sand - cool technique! This is also wonderful for making "liquid drops" - for example, it's perfect for making an ice cream cone look like it's melting. If you are into molds, this rocks the Richter scale of easiness and painless molding. And texture sheets...mmmm! Did you know you can even cure this with a heat gun? I will try this on literally any surface that can be baked - and I haven't been disappointed yet. I could go on and on about this stuff - I love it and have used it for years. Just talking about it has inspired me and makes me want to go pull it out and play!

Good product! 👍🏻

I am very happy with the Sculpey ABB02 Bake and Bond! This adhesive is perfect for attaching different types of clay together. The formula is very strong and ensures that the clay pieces remain securely in place. The 2 fl oz size is great and lasts for a long time. The adhesive is easy to apply and dries clear. It's also very versatile and can be used for various types of projects. I have used this adhesive for making jewelry, sculptures, and other crafts, and it has worked great every time.

Good to use

Colle pour bricolage à base de pâte polymère. On ne la présente plus, excellente marque, correspond parfaitement à ce que j'en attendais. Bien lire les instructions pour un rendu et une bonne mise en oeuvre du produit.

Buen buen adhesivo y además te permite hacer efectos increíbles mezclando con pigmentos en polvo. Muy recomendable!

使い勝手だいぶいい

This stuff is a godsend! I’ve been advertising stud earrings on my Etsy for weeks now, but when an order actually came in, I realised my gorilla glue just wasn’t going to cut it for strength and keeping posts attached to the clay. Enter this stuff. Posts don’t budge! I put a tiny tiny dab on the earring (raw OR baked), then the post, then a thin sheet of clay on top and seal it all in with a dotting tool around the edge of the sheet. After baking, you’re left with the strongest earring known to man. I’m not sure how many of my competitors know about this but I am so happy to have found it. Saved on a lot of sleepless nights! As you only need a tiny bit, this is incredibly good value for money. I’ve also heard this is good for reviving dried up clay, so worth a look at that. Thanks Sculpey!