About ProSculpt Polymer Clay
ProSculpt polymer clay was created by master sculptor Jack Johnston specifically for making art dolls, however it may be used for any craft or sculpted object. ProSculpt still remains the professional sculptor's clay of choice. ProSculpt comes in 4 beautiful flesh tone colors caucasian/beige, baby, fairy light and ethnic. ProSculpt is known for its beautiful realistic skin tones.
ProSculpt is a professional product, it is not a toy. For best results, knead the clay until it is soft and smooth. Then sculpt the clay into its desired form. There is no need to mix ProSculpt with any other polymer clays on the market. ProSculpt is very strong and durable once cured.
ProSculpt can be cured in a household oven at 275 degrees F (130 degrees C) for 10-15 minutes per 1/4-inch (.6cm) thickness. Once baked ProSculpt can be sanded and painted.
Tips
- Always wash your hands before working with polymer clay
- Do not let your clay get thicker then 1/4 - 1/2-inch thickness. if your clay is too thick you will get cracking in your sculpt during the curing process.
- Acrylic paints, heat set paints and chalks/pastels look amazing on ProSculpt.
- When painting your art, I advise to add the color in thin layers until your achieved look.