Mont Marte Clay Sculpture Sealant, Glossy Clear Varnish, Signature 4.05oz (120ml), Air or Polymer Clay Sealer

Ladies and gentlemen, crafters of clay and sculptors of spectacular masterpieces, allow me to introduce you to the Mont Marte Clay Varnish Gloss Signature – the shining knight of the clay kingdom!First things first, this stuff is like the fairy godmother's magic wand for your clay creations. You've spent hours molding, shaping, and perfecting your masterpiece, and now it's time to make it shine like a star on the red carpet. That's where this glossy clay varnish comes in!Imagine your clay sculpture stepping into the spotlight with a dazzling, crystal-clear gloss that says, "I'm fabulous!" This varnish does precisely that. It takes your art to the next level, giving it a glossy, professional finish that looks like it just came from a high-end gallery.But wait, it gets better! This varnish is like a protective shield for your clay creations. It shields them from the elements, ensuring they stay looking fabulous for ages. It's like giving your art a suit of armor to battle the forces of wear and tear.Now, let's talk about the ease of use. Applying this varnish is a breeze. You don't need a Ph.D. in art to figure it out. Just brush it on your clay masterpiece, let it dry, and watch the magic happen. It's so easy; even your pet goldfish could do it (well, maybe not, but you get the idea).In conclusion, the Mont Marte Clay Varnish Gloss Signature is a must-have for anyone who works with clay. It's like the cherry on top of your creative sundae, adding that extra layer of gloss and protection to your art. So, go ahead, give your clay creations the red-carpet treatment they deserve with this fantastic glossy clay varnish!

Works great for sealing fursuit teeth made of polymer clay and it gives them a nice shine for that "pearly white" look. And you only need a little bit for a good amount of shine! Givin this fact the size is great. Just wish it wasnt 14.99, i little on the expensive side, it doesnt have much of a smell either which is nice. Id compare it to school glue on the scent intensity.

I dabble in several art/craft mediums and have found this to be a great sealer. I personally love a glossy finish on pieces. It applies easily and dries quickly. Cures in about 24 hours for great strength. It’s my go to now.

depending on the project how quickly it dried. very different results on timing but all came out looking great. i did not use any light or other source but natural sunlight to dry with.

I use this for sealing a bunch if projects, even ones that are not clay. It has such a beautiful shine and makes your product feel very high quality

I use this varnish to make my colors pop on my clay and it works well. Easy to use it's thick but I water it down with my brush and it works perfect. Dries fast and looks super glossy.

I bought this expecting it to provide coverage like a gloss over glaze. It’s not the same, however it provides a glossy finish to my ceramic ware. I only use it when there are just small spots of over glaze missing on a piece. It seals nicely and takes a few hours to dry. And it helps me from having to refire a few pieces just for glaze

Saw someone use this varnish on Tik Tok and wanted to try it for my clay crafts bc using resin can get really annoying. I love the finish of this varnish! I only ever have to do one layer and it's so shiny and even. to the point where it looks like a coat of resin. Ive never tried a varnish that gives this effect. The "But" to it though, is that ive noticed, even after it fully cures, you have to make sure that your crafts will be in a cool temperature environment. I made some clay magnets about a month ago. They've been sitting in my room on a trey bc I dont know where to put them yet. Today, I was looking at one of the magnets and noticed it wasnt as shiny as it was before and when I touched it, it was kinda sticky or tacky. Im assuming it's bc of warm temperatures which kinda sucks. I had made a few pendants that I planned on turning into cool necklaces to bring on my vacation to florida, but now im not too sure if that will be a good idea and am contemplating if I should put a layer of resin on top to prevent it from getting sticky or just full on melting/getting ruined. For this reason alone I had to take away 2 stars. No one wants there things to be sticky and covered with hairs, finger prints, etc. Will still use it, but just keep this in mind if you live in a hotter climate or something that your things may be sticky/tacky. :(