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I've been using Dap Alex Plus only the white for years. Dries flexible, is paintable. The tubes marked clear dries too soft and won't mix /stick to the white.

Thank you for this recipe. I never liked lemon bar till I got older and discovered how well they go with certain coffees…. Ethiopian coffee to be more specific. Just thought you might want a drink suggestion in trade for these fabulous recipe. Hope you try and like, just as I will enjoy your great recipe. Thanks again

Love lemon anything! Quick tip on using the juicer. Lay your lemon in cut side down. When you close the handles down, it will squeeze the lemon so much it flips inside out and you won't have any seeds in your juice. 😉

Easier to zest first then squeeze the juice. I love lemon bars.

Great to dip tri tip sandwiches in

I really love this!

It looks a little scary like that old school movie with the fog, especially with the sound in the background. Yikes!!

This looks SO GOOD

Yummmmm

Studying to cook for my husband

Looks so good!!!!

Would love to try this 😍🤩

Avocado?!?! Okay okay, I’m willing to try 😋😋

Looks yummy ! I love to cook biscuits and gravy. It’s a dish all the kids love. I make homemade biscuits too. One of the few things I can actually bake.

How did you demold them?

You can’t sand a rock.

Stupid tapping on this crap without any explanation as to why and what the hell is the point!

Thnx also for Linking the Molds that u used!!! Excellent!!... 😎👍👍

Had to be a lady to show EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED TO KNOW about this Stuff... Thnk Uuu!!.. Cm On guys!!!... Lol ✌️❤️😎👍

Hmm. interesting. Maybe (and this is just a guess) try adding sawdust.

Add caulk to the mixture which will make it a little flexible or pliable…

Excellent tutorial, explanation, and experimentation! I use old gift cards for leveling off the molds, but I like how delicate the dowel/skewer moved the material.

I has some that were brittle and cracked when I rushed the drying process. If you wait around 5 hours it is much harder. You can place them near your heat source to help them dry quicker in winter. Now I'm ready to attach them. Can you just use wood glue?

Could it be it was to thin the reason it cracked?

Great video. Next time, you might want to try using Bondo. The putty is thicker, but the end result will be as hard as solid plastic, and you can sand it or paint it.

Has anyone every tried drydex compound....I was thinking about trying it....what do you think ?

Wonderful work!! Where do you buy you molds? Are they flexible?

Make yourself a 'de-airing' (vacuum) chamber to suck all the bubbles out of your mix. No bigger than the volumes you are using you can buy a hand-operated vacuum pump at most auto supply houses, or Amazon. It will make a HUGE difference in the quality, and consistency of your items; no more chasing bubbles and filling pinholes on the surface.

This has been immensely helpful. The video and comments. I tried the Durham’s with some moulds as well. They came out brittle but usable. I coated them with some water based topcoat and from there they became sturdy. I’m going to try adding glue to the mix and see how that works. I’m determined to figure this out because air dry clay and resin are just too expensive. Thank you for the video.

Hi, you have any tips for making apliques a little less brittle? Every time I take it out of the mold they snap in half. I've seen other videos for model toy molds where they add Elmer's glue to the durhams putty but not for applique.

Thank You for sharing 😍 I have had these same thoughts in my head and now I know I can do it 👍 New Subscriber

nice content

Great boxes. What did you use to glue on your appliqués?