Art Clay Silver Paper

Original and Basic type of Art Clay Silver Paper type. You can make a silver crane with this. Easy to bend, fold and cut.

Silver ratio before firing: 96%

Purity after firing: Over 99.9%

Shrinkage: Approx.10%

Firing schedule: Ramp up from room temp. and hold for 30 min./800℃ or 20 min./850℃

Available package:10g

Size: 75x75 mm

Thickness: 0.25 mm

Material form: Sheet form in unwoven fabric sachet

Art Clay Silver Paper Type Long

A long rectangle version of Art Clay Silver Paper Type. It has been developed for using in Art Clay Silver Quilling certification course.

Silver ratio before firing: 96%

Purity after firing: Over 99.9%

Shrinkage: Approx.10%

Firing schedule: Ramp up from room temp. and hold for 30 min./800℃ or 20 min./850℃

Available package:15g

Size: 40x200 mm

Thickness: 0.25 mm

Material form: Sheet form in unwoven fabric sachet

Art Clay Silver Paper Type Plus

Paper Type Plus is 2.4 times thicker than Basic Paper Type and Paper Type Long. This feature gives sharp and beautiful edges for 3D folding structure. It is developed for using in Art Clay Origami Certification course.

Silver ratio before firing: 96%

Purity after firing: Over 99.9%

Shrinkage: Approx.10%

Firing schedule: Ramp up from room temp. and hold for 30 min./800℃ or 20 min./850℃

Available package:35g

Size: 85 x 85 mm

Thickness: 0.6 mm

Material form: Sheet form in unwoven fabric sachet

• Do not apply any additional moisture onto the surface. It will remain soft during your work without moistening.
• Do not apply any excess moisture onto Paper Type, or it will lose its characeristics like the image.
• If your piece has a crack, you can repair it after firing with Art Clay Silver Paste Type.
• Drying the piece is no needed before firing. Do not use a hot air dryer or other appliances to dry the piece. It may become fragile due to the binder's characteristic. Do not dry the piece on top of an electic kiln, the binder may catch fire.

Only kiln firing is available with the precise temperature control.
Place the piece into a cold kiln and raise the temperature to 800℃/1472°F for 30 minutes or 850℃/1562°F for 20 minutes. Please take at least 10 minutes to reach those temperature.

Caution of firing

• Do not put the piece into a warm kiln excedding a temperature of 200℃/392°F, as it may cause deformation or may burst.
• Firing with butane torch, gas stove and microwave kiln is not available, since Paper Type is very thin material, and these firing methods may melt the piece. It may cause a spark with very thin material, and these firing methods may melt the piece. It may cause a spark with microwave kiln firing.
• When firing a dimensinal piece, use a support material, such as fiber branket, to avoid deforming. Do not pack the support material too tightly in the folded Paper Type. It will affect the shrinkage process, and may cause the piece to break.
• When taking the fired piece from the kiln, do not touch it with your fingers as it will still be hot. For polishing, cool it down completely and finish the piece.

• You cannot reconstitute the remaining or left over portion into either Art Clay Silver Clay Type or the original Paper Type by adding water, because the reconditioned clay is hard to dry and may burst during firing. Paper Type cannot be reconstituted by rolling into a sheet. You can recycle Paper Type to use as Paste. Please note that strength in dried state, and that adhesiveness is weaker than Art Clay Silver Paste Type.
• Do not mix Paper Type with other Art Clay Series products since different binder is used.
• Feeling sticky surface of Paper type touching with moistened finger is normal, coming from the character of Paper Type.

• Do not store or work with this product at a temperature of more than 50℃/122°F and/or humidity more than 80%.
• Do not store in a refrigerator.
• Store the unused portion of Paper Type in the original paper package at room temperature.
• You do not need to store in plastic wrap or an airtight container.
• Keep the clay indoors and out of direct sunlight and also keep it out of the reach of children.