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- Thread starter Marion
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So, here it is...
Does someone know if something can <<adhérer>> ...mmm say <<be pasted>> on Fimo when it has been baken? As I\'ve seen that Fimo could not be baken two times: I\'ve lost a fig when I did that.
But I\'ve began to work on a dragon months ago and I can make <<finitions>> on him because all my work on a part is destroyed when I work on an other part (not sure whether I\'m clear or not at all...).
I\'ve tried to put Andrea Sculpt on baked Fimo and it doesn\'t past on it. Anyone can give me some help?
En Français maintenant:
Si quelqu\'un savait avec quoi faire des détails sur une figurine en fimo, une fois cuite, cela m\'aiderait beaucoup... (c\'est la version abrégée
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PS: Lorsqe j\'aurais résolu mes problèmes techniques, je tiendrai toutes mes promesses, je vous assure (oui, oui, PF, tu peux te sentir visé, et Jesse Acosta too...)
Does someone know if something can <<adhérer>> ...mmm say <<be pasted>> on Fimo when it has been baken? As I\'ve seen that Fimo could not be baken two times: I\'ve lost a fig when I did that.
But I\'ve began to work on a dragon months ago and I can make <<finitions>> on him because all my work on a part is destroyed when I work on an other part (not sure whether I\'m clear or not at all...).
I\'ve tried to put Andrea Sculpt on baked Fimo and it doesn\'t past on it. Anyone can give me some help?
En Français maintenant:
Si quelqu\'un savait avec quoi faire des détails sur une figurine en fimo, une fois cuite, cela m\'aiderait beaucoup... (c\'est la version abrégée
)PS: Lorsqe j\'aurais résolu mes problèmes techniques, je tiendrai toutes mes promesses, je vous assure
(oui, oui, PF, tu peux te sentir visé, et Jesse Acosta too...)
GunjiNoKanrei
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Do you want to continue sculpting on the dragon or do you just want to put some finished pieces together?
If you just want to put some finished things together do as finn suggested.
Otherwise I would suggest Green Stuff. It is a very sticky substance and should adhere to Fimo. You don\'t need to bake GreenStuff for it to cure so there should not be any problems.
If you just want to put some finished things together do as finn suggested.
Otherwise I would suggest Green Stuff. It is a very sticky substance and should adhere to Fimo. You don\'t need to bake GreenStuff for it to cure so there should not be any problems.
my english is bad...
Yes, I want to continue to sculpt on the dragon... So I understand that I can bake him, and then, finishing him with green stuff: thanks! Someone told me Andrea\'s sculpt reacts exactly the same as green stuff, but he wanted to sell me some Andrea, so ...
Thanks again!
Yes, I want to continue to sculpt on the dragon... So I understand that I can bake him, and then, finishing him with green stuff: thanks!
Someone told me Andrea\'s sculpt reacts exactly the same as green stuff, but he wanted to sell me some Andrea, so ... Thanks again!
Nailpainter2003
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Marion, Fimo is quite fragile after baking and glue will probably leave residue. Try the \'gel\' version of super-glue. It will hold better with less amount of glue used.
Faye
Faye
GunjiNoKanrei
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I have used GreenStuff a few times on miniatures and it adheres to them easily. I have not tried this with baked Fimo so I can\'t say for sure but I see no reason why it should not adhere.
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U4-Welcome
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Don\'t know about Fimo, but greenstuff certainly adheres to my fingers all the time *grumble*. :bouncy:
DennisMech
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you\'re welcome
kittykat23uk
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Yes please I\'d like to see your dragon!
Regards
Kat
Regards
Kat
GunjiNoKanrei
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Yes
