Description
Achieve a beautiful metal finish with Prometheus Sunny Bronze Clay, a lighter, radiant version of the original and a close resemblance in colour to 9ct Yellow Gold. Reproduce the effect of precious metal jewellery with this easy-to-use base metal clay containing fine bronze particles, along with an organic, water-based binder. This 100g packet of Prometheus Sunny Bronze Clay contains no nickel and supplied ready to use, although it may require rehydrating slightly by adding a small amount of water. The clay can then be shaped, sculpted, moulded, cut or stamped into beautiful golden bronze jewellery designs. By adding tap water and mixing to a thick liquid consistency, the clay can also be made into a bronze clay paste. Prometheus Sunny Bronze Clay can either be torch fired or fired in a kiln, with minimal shrinkage of only 6-10%. Kiln firing is recommended to achieve best results: fire at 820°C for 30 minutes. No carbon or charcoal is required to kiln fire Prometheus Sunny Bronze Clay, unless you want to achieve the most golden colour. Items should be wrapped or covered in a kiln pillow during firing. Smaller Prometheus Sunny Bronze Clay designs (approximately the size and thickness of a 50p coin) can be fired with a torch. Heat the clay and wait for the binder to burn away, then heat until the piece glows a bright red colour and continue to heat for approximately 5-10 minutes. After the clay has been fired, Picklean pickling solution can be used to safely remove oxidisation, before brushing off with a brass brush. When working with Prometheus Sunny Bronze Clay, Badger Balm or olive oil can be used as a release agent to prevent clay from sticking to hands, tools or work surfaces. Please note this clay is good to use for seven year after the production date provided that the clay is kept in a dry, room temperature environment in the original packaging. The date on the back of the packet is the production date not the best before date.
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