Description
Art Clay Silver Paste is the same material as Art Clay Silver, formulated with a higher water content for a smooth, yogurt-like consistency. It can be diluted further with water, making it easy to apply with a brush directly onto organic materials such as leaves and twigs. During firing, the organic substrate burns away completely, leaving behind a lightweight, hollow fine silver piece with exceptional surface detail.
Beyond its use as a painting medium, Art Clay Silver Paste serves as an essential joining and repair material in the studio. Use it to bond unfired silver clay components together or to fill unwanted cracks and pits in clay work before firing. Its fluid consistency allows precise application in tight areas where slab or lump clay cannot reach.
Features
- Higher water content than standard Art Clay Silver lump clay—yogurt-like consistency for easy brush application
- Can be thinned further with water to achieve the desired working consistency
- Ideal for painting directly onto organic items such as leaves, twigs, and other burnout materials
- Organic substrates burn away during firing, producing lightweight hollow fine silver pieces
- Bonds unfired silver clay pieces together and fills cracks or surface pits
- Compatible with kiln, butane torch, and stovetop firing methods
- Made in Japan
Specifications
| Net Weight | 20 grams |
|---|---|
| Material | Fine silver clay paste |
| Firing Temperature | 1200°F (650°C) |
| Typical Firing Time | 30 minutes |
| Firing Methods | Kiln, butane torch, or stovetop |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| Container | Jar |
Notes
- Store paste in an airtight container to prevent drying. If the paste thickens, a small amount of water can be added to restore working consistency.
- Firing results in fine silver; standard silver clay shrinkage applies.
Specifications
- Brand
- Art Clay Silver
- Part #
- 854-67
- Type
- Metal Stocks
- Dimensions
- 3 in x 2 in x 0.5 in
- Net Weight
- 20 grams
- Material
- Fine silver clay paste
- Firing Temperature
- 1200°F (650°C)
- Typical Firing Time
- 30 minutes
- Firing Methods
- Kiln, butane torch, or stovetop
- Container
- Jar
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