As the manufacturer - we absolutely recommend wearing gloves.

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It has been renamed to Aves Finishing Solution - to better fit its purpose. It was originally named Safety Solvent because it was a better/safer alternative to MEKP, paint thinner and acetone. This product has many uses.

YES - used by museums all over the world!

Yes you sure can1 I prefer oil paint as it yields a better color result and keeps the same consistency.

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Super Glue is just to hold it till you apply the clay over the top - the clay will hold it permanently.

I'm sorry we don't.

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YES - however I do recommend FINE glitter vs flakes or granules.

You can -once it gets to that impression holding point. Its not quite the same -I would suggest testing out a little dab ahead of time to know your timing. Apoxie Sculpt and Apoxie Paste do work together and can be added to on another in any stage of setup. Ensure through mixing!

Apoxie product do work with glass - and mirrors quite well. be sure the glass doesn't have a coating on it.

Thanks for your comments - to best answer and trouble shoot this question please email [email protected] for support. In short, urethane plastic has elastic properties which make it capable of significant resistance to impact, however that means the adhesion needs some help, I would try and rough up the plastics surface and really this job would be better suited for Aves Apoxie Clay vs Aves Apoxie Sculpt due to the nature of the plastic. If there is flexing and pressure being put on it - in the case of applying to a flexible type material you will have that pop off effect and that could lead to cracking. Apoxie Sculpt works best with hard ridged plastics (if your picking a plastic surface). Please email for further assistance.

Nope. Apoxie Sculpt is self-hardening. (air-dry)

I wish there was! you can soften the clay by putting it near a space heater or in the warm sunlight -t hat will help quite a bit. also mixing smaller batches or asking a friend to help you mix it is another suggestion.

I saw a video where someone used a pasta maker. They would crank the two parts through and turn it into small sheets, fold together and repeat until it was thoroughly mixed. They might have been colour blending sculpey, but it might be worth trying with Apoxy Sculpt

depending on the application either could be used. Typically Apoxie Sculpt is more popular for jewelry. Its great for mosaic work and pave type work ; )

You can however mica powder mixing it into the clay will reduce the adhesion properties and the color will not be great - its really best to apply mica powders on top of the Apoxie Sculpt before it cures.

YES! You can defiantly use Apoxie Clay or Apoxie Sculpt in any silicone mold.

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I do prefer to seal it if its going to be touched allot - but I have stuff that is not sealed and looks great too.

@@avesclay how do you seal it?

the Apoxie Sculpt all by itself does not require it to be sealed - the product once cured is waterproof and weather proof. If you want to paint or finish the product or preserve color we recommend a primer and paint and sealer - some items just a sealer will do the trick - use your judgment on how heavy the item may be handled. Krylon brand works great, as does Swellegant sealer, I have used clear resins too - those work great and require no primer or paints to make use of that.if you are using it for a large outdoor project we recommend an auto clear sealer. @@alessandrovitor414

if your sculpting or texturing vs just applying to a surface - that would be your next step after application to add texture, or to smooth it and leave it or add details or embellishments. What you do next is up to what your going for ; )

Its definitely helpful! I do recommend it for smoothing and cleaning the paste up quickly and easily from your tools and surfaces.

This product is very safe and inert once cured.

silicone molds work excellent with either paste product.

Use it all the time. for making skin molds

Depends on your mold and if you want to let it cure in there. The best kind of mold to use is flexible like silicone or rubber - you can use a simple release agent like olive pile or coconut oil spray in the mold - let the product cure if you like in that mold. If you want to use the mold like a stamp you can do that too using same release agents listed :) we do not recommend hard molds do not let the product cure in a hard mold.

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mixing is the key to activation of the product - you need to mix parts A and B really well to make that happen. set a timer for 2 minutes - mix knead and create friction with the product.

Straight from Aves: You didn't use gloves when you mixed it (oil on your hands got in it). You accidentally used 2 As or 2 Bs. And last, you accidentally mixed Apoxie Sculpt with Apoxie Clay.

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Nope - just the bangle and the apoxie

Absolutely! Infact we recommend that

Please use nitrile or latex gloves only

@@eringerlach4388 okay, thanks!

yes ; )