CrystaLac Brite Tone Coating on Polymer Clay - The Blue Bottle Tree

Jewelry makers love a good gloss. Can you use CrystaLac Brite Tone on polymer clay to create a perfect shine? Here are the tests and a review.

CrystaLac Brite Tone Instrument Finish is a super hard, scratch resistant, high solids clear finish with exceptional clarity. Of the CrystaLac line, this is by far the hardest and clearest finish. It will build to a high depth quickly due to the high solids content and will not leave a blue cast on dark exotic wood. Excellent for use on musical instruments, tables, bar tops, bowl turning and more. It adheres to wood, metal, and glass.

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The Blue Bottle Tree - Yes, this is polymer clay. I call it Watercolor Agate, and you can get the tutorial here: clay/

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