100ml Air Dry Clay Glaze, Air Dry Clay Varnish Can Not Only Used to Prevent Clay Cracking, Scratches, and Wear, It Can Also Having a Gloss Glaze Effect (Gloss)

I meant to add: 1) I will never be without a supply of this and 2) even things that I finished with another type of coating years ago, if I find they have become sticky over the years, a quick coat of this takes care of the issue - it dries very hard, even on older sticky stuff. UPDATE - I have been using this for years and have to add to any prior reviews that this is the cleanest, clearest, easiest to use product and gives a shine that DOES NOT TURN STICKY over the years as some of my polymer clay pieces have done. No more UV glazes for me. I have been using THIS product long enough to know very well, and there is no way you can go wrong with it. It dries clear and hard - and it stays that way - PLUS your brushes clean out very nicely under a little warm running water. It's a WIN-WIN. Trust me. I have been searching for a product like this for years. Since I discovered the delights of polymer clay over a decade ago, I have made numerous large and small items and tried a number of glazing products. But I had not found anything, including UV-cured resin, that ALWAYS provides a hard, clear shine with no stickiness. Even some things that I resined years ago are still slightly "sticky" to the touch. I have recently coated some of those items with this sealant - which, ostensibly, is for air-dry clay - on polymer clay, and I am very, very pleased with the results. The yellow body of a wire and bead dragonfly pictured here is made of polymer clay,, and you can clearly see the high shine. Take my word, it dries quickly and leaves a bright and hard glaze. Some reviewers complain that the bottle is so tiny. Yes, but I only use it on small things. It is certainly worth the money for the quality finish that it provides.

Works great! Color seems to be a bit opaque before applying onto pieces of clay but once it dries/is applied, its completely clear. Adds a nice bit of shine to your work, as intended. I also found it to work as a pretty good clay-glue for small/broken pieces. Comes in a nice small container and doesn't take up space. Works as intended and I love the little shine it adds to my clay projects. Would totally recommend if you're starting out with clay.

This was my first time ever using a glaze, and I am so impressed! The bottle looks small but a little goes a long way. I only needed about a tablespoon to cover my whole project. I used a beauty blender to apply it and it went on super smooth and even. It starts to get tacky after about 3 minutes and I was able to add another layer in around 5 minutes. It dried within 20 minutes! The finish came out glossy and clean, exactly what I wanted. (I added pearl chrome powder to it!!)

love this stuff worked great for clay ornaments! made the shine perfectly good coverage not hard to apply and keep it clear doesn’t dry cloudy can be a little sticky but that’s expected

Bought it for the kids. They never complained and it seemed to work.

Great product. Covers evenly and dries nicely.

Actually works very very good, I’m pretty surprised on how durable it makes my figurines! They’ve fell and hit the floor and haven’t even got a crack! The bottle says it’s used on air dry clay, and you have to wait 24 hours before you glaze it, but i used nameable polymer clay (20 minutes of baking) and i use it right after- works wonders and dries within MINUTES. Only thing Ican say that sucks is the bottle is way smaller than I expected, but doesn’t take much to work with, especially if you’re making tiny little crafts. So far, great product!

Love this stuff. It dries quickly and with multiple coats it gives a nice glossy finish. Some of the pieces I used this on were white/clay colored and so later on I noticed a fine, crackly texture. This didn’t affect the smooth finish to touch but visually I think it made it look almost like porcelain when it gets those fine webbed cracks in the surface. I love it even more with that look.

Works very well only takes a couple days for the overly glazed looked to wear off.