Product Review

- Worbla's Finest Art (Original) : Incredibly easy to use with an activation temperature of 90°C, Worbla becomes soft and pliable, allowing you to shape, form and mold the product by hand safely. Pieces can be joined without glue. Scraps can be blended for zero waste. Leftovers can be molded like putty. Many artists use Worbla's Finest Art instead of clay to create near-indestructible pieces. Non-Toxic, Skin-Safe. You use hot air, water or steam to shape the plastic however you want. - Worblas TranspArt (Transparent) : TranspArt is not perfectly clear due to manufacturing but can be heated and stretched. Unlike regular Worbla, this product should be heated to 120C (250F), so wearing work gloves with rubberized fingers is recommended. The material cools down after a few minutes but can be reactivated as often as you like, so you can work bit by bit. It is recommended to use a wet sponge, old toothbrush, or modeling tools for sculpting. You can also cast this clear material into molds. When kneaded the material becomes a little milky, so you can create semi-opaque effects as well such as LED-backed stones.You can paint Worbla's TranspArt with spray-paint or with a thermal foil used for car detailing. Surplus material should be removed after heating the material again. Rough areas can be smoothed using clear lacquer or nail-polish. To connect pieces or fuse layers, we recommend using clear superglue. It does not adhere to itself in the same way that regular Worbla does. If you have never seen Worbla handled or tried it yourself, customers often compare it to clay, fruit leather or beeswax when heated: becoming pliable and taking detail well, becoming hard and stable when cool. -Worbla's Black Art has a longer working time and a smoother finished surface, compared to Finest Art, and can take and create incredibly small detail. It has slightly less adhesive working time than Finest Art, so joining pieces requires both sides to be close to the 90°C for the best adhesion.