Sculpey ABB02 Bake and Bond, 2 fl Oz (59ml) (2 pack)

Glue comes out smoothly. Easy to use. Quality glue to use and holds together nicely. Great price!

As everyone knows, this stuff works great. I tried it for the first time and the pieces I put together, one already baked Fimo and then some sculpted raw Sculpey Souffle, stuck together. I didn't even use it all the way on the pieces because I wanted to see how it would stick if the whole piece wasn't coated in this stuff. The Sculpey Bake and Bond held just fine. I haven't tried pulling them apart to check how well they stick because I just now thought of it (Edit: I did try pulling them apart and they stuck together!). I did push on them a little and they stuck like glue. Well, this is glue so.... I got the 2 pack and received them quickly. I think the price is right and I will order more when I finish these 2 bottles. Highly recommend.

The Sculpey Bake and Bond works great! It bakes to a clear finish, so where your repair or addition is, it is not noticeable. It holds much better than any glues I have tried. The consistency is just right also. It is just sticky enough before it is baked that you have time to support the pieces. I use aluminum foil to hold and support the pieces. It can be rebaked many times as long as you keep the temperature on the low side so your piece does not burn. I wish I had this when I first started playing with polymer clay years ago. It makes it so much easier to build bigger pieces and to fix broken bits.

Does not adhere to ceramic as well as I wanted.

Though you can find other brands cheaper the quality is cheap too. I learned the hard way and will forever use Sculpey everything they put out so far has proven to be the best out there. 💯 buy again.

It's THE brand I go to. I have tried the cheaper stuff and it's just not the same. This bonds better. It goes on smoothly and lasts a long time.

Works great, use some what sparingly. Don’t use for structural parts, just for smaller attachments.

Great product that I use for my sculpting

This probably is good for "larger" contiguous even surfaces. I had miniature clay (set already) buffalo which lost its legs ............. fixing it back took a bit of doing, and needed to prop the pieces properly else the broken off piece will flop down. Even after a day, the piece was shaky at the joint. Whilst this may be good in some repair situations (have to find out by experimentation), definitely did not work for this small piece. Larger pieces may need proppoing up too. Generally have to have a good set of different glues of different materials and drying rates, viscosity etc to get the job done.