SculpeyOven Bake Clay Adhesive, Non Toxic, 2 fl oz. bottle with precise flow twist cap. Great for gluing polymer clay to itself and porous surfaces.

Liquid Sculpey remains da bomb! There are so many uses for this stuff - and it seems like I find new ones all the time. It is definitely the "duct tape" of my clay kit. It is easily colored - or can be baked to a wonderful translucent non-color. It is amazing for back-filling components and for gluing polymer clay together. One of my favorite techniques is using this do make transfers. Using this will quickly soften up polymer clay that has hardened - and if you don't use too much, it won't change the clay consistency. Fantastic as a glaze - it produces a beautiful stained glass appearance. And veneers - it makes incredible faux veneers! Buffing it after baking just increases the glossy shine, if that's the look you are going for. When I make mosaics I add mica to Liquid Sculpey and bake. One of the craziest looks was adding colored sand - cool technique! This is also wonderful for making "liquid drops" - for example, it's perfect for making an ice cream cone look like it's melting. If you are into molds, this rocks the Richter scale of easiness and painless molding. And texture sheets...mmmm! Did you know you can even cure this with a heat gun? I will try this on literally any surface that can be baked - and I haven't been disappointed yet. I could go on and on about this stuff - I love it and have used it for years. Just talking about it has inspired me and makes me want to go pull it out and play!

I'm new to polymer clay and happily making earrings to sell but was frustrated when the posts I had glued on with E6000 and Gorilla Glue easily came off. I am so happy I found this product. I had read another clayer's review and she raved about the glue so I decided to try it. Even though you have to bake it for 30 minutes you can bake the entire project all at once so it is worth the time. This stuff works and now I can sell my earrings confidently knowing they won't be returned by a dissatisfied customer.

I am very happy with the Sculpey ABB02 Bake and Bond! This adhesive is perfect for attaching different types of clay together. The formula is very strong and ensures that the clay pieces remain securely in place. The 2 fl oz size is great and lasts for a long time. The adhesive is easy to apply and dries clear. It's also very versatile and can be used for various types of projects. I have used this adhesive for making jewelry, sculptures, and other crafts, and it has worked great every time.

Worked okay

I purchased this to make PMC earrings. I used it several times while making marbled earrings and the clay stuck together great. I will say to be careful on the amount you use - if you use too much it seems to make the clay very sticky and not easy to cut / roll. I also used it to attach posts to the back of some earrings. Just using this wasn’t enough to keep the posts on good after baking. I ended up having to use resin to ensure the posts stayed attached.

This stuff is a little runny so you have to attach your piece quickly. You also do not have to use a whole lot to get the job done. I made that mistake and after my clay baked, I could see a big glob of the hardened glue (because I used to much on my first try). Thankfully it was tucked away and cannot be seen unless you're looking for it. Will definitely buy again when I run out.

I am so excited I found this product! I just started doing mini sculptures, and had no idea such a product existed. After watching quite a few tutorials, a lot of people recommended this. Started using it with cupcake pieces I started making and did a "stress test" after baking. I couldn't get the frosting off (which was glued to the cupcake muffin), nor the eyelet I glued into the frosting. And I tried hard to pull both off, and they are on there forever. A little bit goes a long way too. I can't imagine using a different sculpting glue in the future. I'm completely and totally sold on this stuff.

Before this, working with clay I always thought "gotta do this right the first time" because I couldn't add to it after it had been fired. With this, I can bond clay together whether it is raw or already baked. There's a bit of tackiness to it when you get some on your hand, I would compare it to Elmers Glue. My first time using it I was a little worried it wasn't going to be a strong bond, but after it was baked it seems like a it has a strong hold.