nevermind

[True]

As some of you might have noticed my return to the customs world xD

Its been quite a few years since Iv done this, and I REALLY don't want to mess up lol.

I HAVE baked a pony in the past, since sculpey is the only thing I have to work with, I'm just not sure what the temp and times where.

Anyone got some advice? times and temps?

Post Merge: August 25, 2016, 07:55:22 PM

nevermind, normal baking instructions worked fine :p

[kaoskat]

Only advice, don't forget it or you'll probably hurt yourself rushing to rescue it when you suddenly remember.....Or maybe that's just me......

[Purpleglasses]

You can cure sculpey in boiling water! No need to stick ponies in the oven. Here are a few links on methods:
http://www.ehow.com/how_8387140_cure-sculpey-boiling.html
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120719213957AAzgWnb

You can also use a two part sculptable epoxy, like Magicsculpt or Epoxy Sculpt. They both air dry.