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Rich
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 Sculpey question I have read that you can bake and then rebake sculpey with no issues as long as you bake it at the same temp.
I have something I want to bake before I go to the next step as it will help keep the project clean.
Has anyone here done this and if so what did you find ?
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| Mon Jun 22, 2009 6:26 pm |
 
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Grapefruit Goblin
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Location: Bronx New York
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Re: Sculpey question You kinda have to go through some trial and error tests with the stuff. You can rebake it but I have had some pieces burn. make a piece the same mass as what you want and experiment on that.
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| Mon Jun 22, 2009 10:38 pm |
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uh oh
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Location: LA
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Re: Sculpey question I re-bake it all the time with no problems. Occasionally I'll forget about it in the oven and it will burn but that's just cosmetic. It bakes at such a low temp that it makes little difference.
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