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What Is Silver Metal Clay? A mixture of tiny particles of silver, a binding agent and water. Once you sculpt and form it, the clay is fired to burn out organic binders, leaving behind 99.99% pure silver. A clay without much shrinkage: finished pieces only shrink by about 8 to 10% of the original design size. Fire the clay with either a hand-held micro torch or a small kiln, depending on the size of your project.

Imagine A New Type of Silver…
Use paste to paint and fire Organic materials burn away - leaving 99.9% pure silver	Soft enough to shape and mold like modeling clay - that turns into genuine silver after firing.All without complex and expensive forging and casting equipment!It's no myth: it's a real material that's absolutely fun and fascinating to work with.Just mold the clay, let it dry, do final shaping, then fire, polish, and wear!

Silver Metal Clay Quick Steps
1.	Use PMC Silver Metal Clay like a modeling clay. It can be rolled onto a texture sheet, as we've done here.
2.	PMC Silver Metal Clay is used in either a clay, paste, sheet or clay filled syringe form. In the clay form it can be rolled and shaped.
3.	One shaped and filed, the project is ready to be fired. PMC Silver Metal Clay can be fired with either a handy micro-torch and firing brick, or a small kiln.
4.	After a quick firing the clay's binders burn away, leaving 99.9% pure silver. Polish to a beautiful shine.

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