How does this product do, with sculpey clay? Would it make a clay object shine brightly in the light?
1838395
It probably would be alright I was useing on jewelery and I find it doesn't hold up to water over time,but for Sculpty clay it should work fine.
100684
I've only ever mixed it with resin which turn out quite well, i do have a paint product as well which i discovered is simply the powder in a translucent once dry paint but the powder was gritty not dissolved in the paint which is how I found out, so I'm not sure if it would actually disolve, though you have my interest, I make fairies that glow and a snow globe type of trinket would be very interesting, I believe I will do some mixing this afternoon and relate my findings
903116
No, it does not glow during the day. But yes, it can be used in resin. It needs to stirred more when working with resin.
854683
It enhances colors outside in sunlight. I have not used it with flash indoors.
1549350
I would use it for drawing and it will illuminate whatever is right under it quite well but I don't think it would be optimal for working on a surface that is larger than say 2 ft wide. As for color accuracy, the light is pretty close to natural sunlight.
650313
If you're planning on baking the clay, I don't recommend this glitter. It's mylar, it will melt if it gets hot enough. I know the Tim Holtz Distress Glitters are heat stable, so that should work, but most of the craft glitters will just melt if you get them hot. You could always buy a small pack and test it out first.
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I would not recommend it for that purpose since it isn't designed to "stick." I suppose you could. We use it to sit on a table and to shine up onto a picture on the wall or to sit on a table and shine on a piece of artwork. The light beam is small, the batteries don't last all that long. In our experience the best lighting for the long-term for art on the wall is an attached light (made for artwork) with an electric cord. We do enjoy having these "Rite Lite" pieces for some of our art for which we don't have the attached (expensive) lighting. But I don't think they are really intended to be attached to a wall....Just my opinion. I would not recommend it for that purpose since it isn't designed to "stick." I suppose you could. We use it to sit on a table and to shine up onto a picture on the wall or to sit on a table and shine on a piece of artwork. The light beam is small, the batteries don't last all that long. In our experience the best lighting for the long-term for art on the wall is an attached light (made for artwork) with an electric cord. We do enjoy having these "Rite Lite" pieces for some of our art for which we don't have the attached (expensive) lighting. But I don't think they are... » Read More I would not recommend it for that purpose since it isn't designed to "stick." I suppose you could. We use it to sit on a table and to shine up onto a picture on the wall or to sit on a table and shine on a piece of artwork. The light beam is small, the batteries don't last all that long. In our experience the best lighting for the long-term for art on the wall is an attached light (made for artwork) with an electric cord. We do enjoy having these "Rite Lite" pieces for some of our art for which we don't have the attached (expensive) lighting. But I don't think they are really intended to be attached to a wall....Just my opinion. « Show Less
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Probably wouldn't be as bright and wouldn't glow as long as it would if it received better light than what you are describing.
2213020
yes it would give a soft glow, however, I always use a mild detergent first to clean cabinets then I use this product for soft shine.
1588319
In my opinion- I dont think it would. Its a muted/warm glow. Makes a great nite lite but not really brite enuf for study/reading for long periods of time. I think u would have major eye strain/headaches.
2213616
Iʻve tried it, unfortunately I donʻt have a photo sorry. But I can say it "sort of" works. Depending on how tall the walls are, it doesnʻt throw as far up the wall as I hoped. It just doesnʻt have enough throw. I used it as an uplight against a white wall that was about 20ʻ high, and it got "lost" after about 10-12ʻ. It does however work fine as an uplight on my speaker scrims, so if youʻre a DJ, looking for an affordable solution to lighting your scrims...this is good. Also good for a light wash on a small area...maybe 10ʻ to 15ʻ feet. If youʻre looking to uplight high walls... youʻd be better of spending the extra $50 bucks and buy the American DJ Mega Par Profile RGB LED, or the Chauvet version. I believe theyʻre both $99 or less. Iʻve tried it, unfortunately I donʻt have a photo sorry. But I can say it "sort of" works. Depending on how tall the walls are, it doesnʻt throw as far up the wall as I hoped. It just doesnʻt have enough throw. I used it as an uplight against a white wall that was about 20ʻ high, and it got "lost" after about 10-12ʻ. It does however work fine as an uplight on my speaker scrims, so if youʻre a DJ, looking for an affordable solution to lighting your scrims...this is good. Also good for a light wash on a small area...maybe 10ʻ to... » Read More Iʻve tried it, unfortunately I donʻt have a photo sorry. But I can say it "sort of" works. Depending on how tall the walls are, it doesnʻt throw as far up the wall as I hoped. It just doesnʻt have enough throw. I used it as an uplight against a white wall that was about 20ʻ high, and it got "lost" after about 10-12ʻ. It does however work fine as an uplight on my speaker scrims, so if youʻre a DJ, looking for an affordable solution to lighting your scrims...this is good. Also good for a light wash on a small area...maybe 10ʻ to 15ʻ feet. If youʻre looking to uplight high walls... youʻd be better of spending the extra $50 bucks and buy the American DJ Mega Par Profile RGB LED, or the Chauvet version. I believe theyʻre both $99 or less. « Show Less
1423184
It is just the tiniest bit shiny. I think it would do quite well under stage lights.
758093
Yes, but if it's their first time using polymer clay, I would suggest trying the Sculpey III variety. It's easier to mold and comes in smaller/cheaper packages, and multiple colors.
1283112
I don't have much experience with this product. I've only tried it once with poly clay pushed in the mold. It reproduces well, but isn't very strong and will tear if you're aggressive with it.
2146060
It's nice and bright so it probably would work well for putting on makeup. I use one to provide a good source of light for dressing/bandage changes and for any other detail work.
461270
It can produce fairly good images at low light but resolution is not too high to begin with and there needs to be some light; pitch black and it won't see anything (no surprise). If identifying faces is important, I would not use this product unless it is in a well-lit area.
348158
Yes it works! I used it to create a pink flower made out of recycled soda bottles. 1 yr later it still as bright as the first day.