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Description
ArtClay Silver Paste 10 gram Syringe is a fine silver metal clay paste packaged in a syringe for precise application. Use it to paint directly on organic items such as leaves and twigs to create lightweight hollow silver forms after burnout, join unfired clay parts, repair hairline cracks and gaps, or attach findings. Typical firing is 30 minutes at 1200°F (650°C). Can be fired in a kiln, with a butane torch, or on a stovetop per manufacturer guidance. Made in Japan.
Features
- Syringe format enables clean line work, filigree, and precise joins
- Ideal for painting natural organics that burn out during firing to create hollow silver forms
- Useful for joining greenware pieces and filling small defects
- New Formula workability with reliable, high-shine fine silver results
Applications
- Paint onto leaves and other organics to create hollow silver forms
- Draw filigree lines and build raised decorative details
- Join unfired (green) silver clay parts; mend small cracks and gaps
- Attach findings before firing
Specifications
| Net Weight | 10 g |
|---|---|
| Format | Paste in syringe |
| Material (after firing) | Fine silver |
| Typical Firing | 1200°F (650°C) for 30 minutes |
| Firing Methods | Kiln, butane torch, or stovetop |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
What's Included
- 1 syringe of ArtClay Silver Paste, 10 g (hypo tips not included)
Compatibility
- Fits standard metal clay syringe tips—hypo tips not included and sold separately
- For a larger quantity paste option, see the 20 g jar
Notes
- Dry thoroughly before firing for best strength and finish
- Cap tightly when not in use to prevent drying; if needed, rehydrate minimally and mix to restore smooth flow
Specifications
- Brand
- Art Clay Silver
- Part #
- 854-69
- Type
- Metal Stocks
- Dimensions
- 3 in x 2 in x 0.5 in
- Net Weight
- 10 g
- Format
- Paste in syringe
- Material (after firing)
- Fine silver
- Typical Firing
- 1200°F (650°C) for 30 minutes
- Firing Methods
- Kiln, butane torch, or stovetop
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