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Btw, what's sculpey?
Other then bake , is there anyways to make it hardened ?
I steered away from it because Sculpey is SO MUCH NICER to use. BBBUUUUTTTT if you are using plastic parts like some of my robots, you can't necessarily put that in the oven. It would come in handy to use Magic Sculpt at that point. I instead, use a Heat Gun and work around those hurdles.
I did a little googling and I saw some post stating that you could hardened Super Sculpey in boiling water, is that true ?
(sorry if I'm bothering you >.< )
BUT boiling it would be around having to mess around with a Modded Foil Stand. I just think it isn't worth the time. Many other custom artists just do the oven method.
Much appreciated