Is it waterproof once its dry? What if I want to make floral jewellery with it instead of polymer clay, will they be durable?
1643417
As long as it doesnt get wet or smashed very hard. It wont be as durable as the clay. Not as hard of a material. What you finish it with would help the durability.
14588
It has a nice finish on it but it's meant for dry quilts. You could probably add a water proof coat for the parts where pieces come together and be fine.
484432
I think the answer to the question of it being waterproof has a lot to do with the surface upon which you are applying the ink. I applied the ink to a paper envelope and ran it under the faucet for a few seconds as well as ran my finger over the area stamped and the presentation held very well. I have also applied it to plastic and it will smear and come off. Not sure how additional elements (e.g. extended exposure to sunlight, rain, etc.) will affect it.
779977
I wouldn't say water proof, it is sealed but the seal will wear out with time due to weather sun, rain cold hot, etc. again as far as exposing it to rain I would not let soak in water because it is wood and water will eventually wil rot the wood but if you are out and it gets little wet no worries.
1989864
the plastic is probably water proof. you would not want this to get wet because there are holes on the top cover under the plant. you could find something to cover the holes.
1570800
it dries pretty quickly, but I would not count on wearing it for a couple hours. glue that dries more quickly is E6000 - but I would still let it dry for awhile... check the E6000 for details.
709590
I doubt it is waterproof. Some of the flaws are faux but it does not look tight. I use it to hold remotes and coasters so I don't even put wet items directly on it
25198
I only used it once. It's made of cotton type fabric I would think if it got wet it would take a long time to dry.
204107
it dries quickly and keeps moisture off. I haven't used it on damp grass as I've only used at the beach (it is perfect at the beach). My guess would be lightly damp ok, really damp will leak through.
179119
I've used it to keep burlap "mat" in one piece and it dries stiff... to paste flowers onto sculptures, it acts as a sealant/glaze. Hope this is some help.
1677832
I am pretty sure it will remain waterproof, even on napkins. I know I use solvent to clean my stamps after use. The best thing to do would be try it before your occasion and make sure it won't smear.
1939322
I found about 9% shrinkage in the clay. It will be about a 70% chance of surviving the kiln. The longer/dryer you get the clay the less it will Crack when fired. Overall it is a very good clay as far as wet clay is concerned. Crack free clay would be non sulphur based oil clay. But you don't fire it. You cast it in silicone
483641
I don't believe it is waterproof, but I would use it as a cutting board-for light produce and such. It is bamboo like wood-light weight- nice to move around. I would recommend wood oil or bamboo oil on the product before hand. It might be a little too talk for what you're looking for-I hope that helps!
1084640
I assumed it was waterproof as it didn't come with instructions. I use it on wet hair in and out of the shower on wet hair and I have not experienced any problems. I hope this helps. I see the crack you are talking about. I was unable to pull it apart.
1231749
It is basically like a clay that is not designed to dry out. It is one part and will harden some over the years but is not designed to harden or cure.
1858822
You will need to waterproof it really well but the description says you can't use it in a wet environment, I used it on my fence and didn't paint over it too well so once the paint peeled the stuff got kinda soggy and came off.
364307
Good question. It is still new for me and so far I have only used it dry. Sorry