Is Polymer clay water proof

Hello,
I want to make a fountain with Sculpey III clay.
Does bakeing the clay make it water proof.
If it does not then what can I use to seal it.

Thank you for your time


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It is water proof, in that it is plastic, but you may want to read about
making fountains with polyclay at www.glassattic.com There is important
information there from people who have already done this.
HTH
Diana

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Hello,
I want to make a fountain with Sculpey III clay.
Does bakeing the clay make it water proof.
If it does not then what can I use to seal it.

Thank you for your time


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It is water proof, in that it is plastic, but you may want to read about
making fountains with polyclay at www.glassattic.com There is important
information there from people who have already done this.




I didn't see anything about "fountains" or "waterproof" there.


Dianne

I didn't see anything about "fountains" or "waterproof" there.


Try this:
http://216.239.41.104/search?q=cache...ttic.com/polym
er/MainPages/outdoor_snowglobes_fountains.htm+fountains+site:gl assattic.co
m&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

Here's a more direct link to that page at GlassAttic:
http://www.glassattic.com/polymer/ou..._fountains.htm

The home page at GlassAttic lists the categories more or less by subject, so
sometimes it's easier to find things that way than using the navigation bar.

Another option is to use the Search feature (look near the bottom of the home
page)... searching for the word fountain should take you right to it :-) . . .



Diane B.
http://glassattic.com --polymer clay "encyclopedia"

E-mail: (don't use AOL address)

Here's a more direct link to that page at GlassAttic:
http://www.glassattic.com/polymer/ou..._fountains.htm

The home page at GlassAttic lists the categories more or less by subject, so
sometimes it's easier to find things that way than using the navigation bar.

Another option is to use the Search feature (look near the bottom of the home
page)... searching for the word fountain should take you right to it :-) . .
.



Diane B.
http://glassattic.com --polymer clay "encyclopedia"

E-mail: (don't use AOL address)





Way cool, thanks a lot.

Dianne

I want to thank all of you that responed to my question it was a big help.

"P D RUSS" wrote in message
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Here's a more direct link to that page at GlassAttic:
http://www.glassattic.com/polymer/ou..._fountains.htm

The home page at GlassAttic lists the categories more or less by subject,
so
sometimes it's easier to find things that way than using the navigation
bar.

Another option is to use the Search feature (look near the bottom of the
home
page)... searching for the word fountain should take you right to it :-)
.. .
.



Diane B.
http://glassattic.com --polymer clay "encyclopedia"

E-mail: (don't use AOL address)





Way cool, thanks a lot.

Dianne


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