What’s the best way to prime baked Sculpey/Fimo polymer clays?

[Cacique Caribe]

As the title says.

Thoughts?  Thanks

Dan

[The Voivod]

I bake my kids projects on 110 C for 30 minutes.
I had also expressed an interest in using some of their stuff to experiment with  a metal wireframe with them and, while I haven't gotten around to it myself, my 10 year old jumped on the idea and I had to make some for him. Not the most detailed mini was produced, but it did seem to work. Maybe experiment a bit before doing this with somethign you spend ages on.
I had pinned the wireframe on a block of wood and it all seemed to work in the oven.

Be advised: the fimo will not be hardened when it comes out of the oven. It hardens during the cooling proces.

Edit: yeah, I didn't read the question correctly.....

[gnomehome]

I would personally try gesso.

[War Monkey]

I use a brush on primer then paint everything up give those areas that need a matte clear coat sealant and a gloss sealant to those that need to be shiny.

Small terrain made with polymer clay


P.S. I mount them on fender washers, it give them weight and I can store them on magnetic tape.

[Cacique Caribe]

WM

That looks awesome!  Thanks.

Dan