Re: Sculpey--waterproofable??

From: louise dawkins (ms_wez_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Mon Mar 04 2002 - 18:19:51 PST

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Sharon,

I have a set of silverware with the handles all being
sculpey. They have a coat of sealer, I think it is
fingernail polish. They wash up just fine, don't put
them in the dishwasher..just washing them by hand.
Don't know if this will help?>

Louise in VA
--- sharon@art-rageous.net wrote:
> Does anyone know if baked Sculpey can be made
> waterproof? In a few weeks some of my advanced art
> students will have the option to design and build
> tabletop fountains during a unit on sculpture
> (they'll be supplying most of the materials for
> this, at their expense).
>
>

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