DIY Amazing Cement Clay😊
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Inspired by Johnnie from Ultimate papermache.com on RUclips.
Here are my ingredients in the clay
15 squares toilet paper
3Tblsp. white vinegar
1/2 c Elmer's Glue All
1/4 joint compound (not Dap brand)
1/2 c all purpose white flour
1/2 c portland cement
mix vinegar, tissue and glue until tissue is completely disolved.
stir in joint compound.
Add flour and cement stir then knead. Add more flour and cement as needed to make a soft but not sticky clay.
Keep the clay in a baggie as you work on your project.
You dont need vinegar, the chemical in the glue, joint compound and cement is more than enough to be toxic to bugs and you can use donlop wood glue. I use to add cement to my papermache clay over 6 years ago to form a putty to do fine details or thin pieces on a sculpture. I tried on little samples before doing this and tested them by soaking a couple of days in water they all held up well. I wont say that I discovered the idea as I'm sure unknown people have been doing this probably for other purposes for a long time now.👍🏼
Just something you should know.
Vinegar neutralizes the hardening effect of Portland cement.
You should try a batch minus the vinegar it should harden better
I LOVE your videos!!! You are so engaging and positive - a real FUN person! Plus you are a good teacher! I watch them over and over!!!!
Well I do love showing what I learn and where I goof. When I started it was hard inventing the wheel all the time I want to help others know what I learned so they can create their own designs and not have to figure out all of the steps they can build off of these ideas😁
I am super excited about this, too!! I follow Jonni as well and was actually going to text you about coming up with an idea to mix y’all’s recipes!! You read my mind! 😉 Your flower pot is amazing!!
Anyway, the sky isn’t even the limit now!! Thank you! Thank you!! Thank you!!!
❤️
Hello Amy Thank you. Did you come up with your idea?
Thanks mam
It will be interesting to see if it withstand the wet, keep us posted
Sorry to say it does not. But the clay is still a good one for non weather applications.
Thank you for for viewing
Just ❤ya !!!!😊 it 8/26/23 sitting in my back yard with my Happy friend going to get my motivation to work on the mermaid today
Love the trigger joke! lol. Great sense of humour and thanks for the recipe
What is smallest amount of Portland cement you can purchase. Huge bag would go bad on me.
Wish you had done tutorial on your flower pot. You are a great teacher. I keep looking for your videos. Thinking Christmas.
Great recipe ! I’m excited to try ! Is this something you should wrap after you’ve used on the sculpt to help it dry slow like concrete needs ?
Thanks for the recipe and love your gnomes!
Amazing and beautiful
Thank you very much.
First and foremost, thank you.
About 15 years ago I first started looking into different ways to combine Cement and art. But for a variety of reasons never did anything till a couple years ago with mixed results. Then one day, there you were and everything (with cement ) has changed for me. Thanks to you, I now succeed more often than fail.
I do have a question...is the TP you use 1 ply or 2?
🤣🤣 two ply.
I am so glad you are finding value in my videos.
Keep the questions coming. Sometimes I do leave out pieces of information. I am not a professional🤣
Thanks so much Venna! My granddaughter and I are really looking forward to doing this project together! Not surprised that the pot sold for so much, actually your buyer got a great deal. A true work of art!
Oh, Im watching from east San Francisco bay area! Lovely day today!
Oh wow! getting the granddaughter involved😊 How old is she. I'm nervous to get my 9 yr old grandson involved...lol
Have fun out there in the Bay Area😊
@@VennasNature she's 12 and has been crafty her entire little life! Your grandson will love it!
Pero ya hecho el producto no se puede proteger con un anticorrosivo?
Podría ser...gracias por tan hermosa lección,infinito agradecimiento...bendiciones y saludos desde Santiago Chile 😍 soy Colombiana💐🇨🇴😍👌
Really it's okay if it's not waterproof, there are still many useful applications to the mix! Your enthusiasm is delightful!
Aw thank you! One day retirement will happen and I can play everyday😊
Your gnome pot is the cutest darn pot I've ever seen! I love your enthusiasm! Not to mention your skill and talent. Thank you for showing us this new technique! ❤
Aw thank you.😊 Sadly this pot did not actually work out.
I made another one.
Where are you watching from?
If you try this project let me know how it works out.
find me on Instagram and private message me a picture 😊 Have fun.
Here is an up date and a better clay recipes to use.
The fower pot in this new video turned out very well and it sold for $85 dollars.
ruclips.net/user/shortsAMMFBbmHbCU?si=17inBoo_1Z6N8v4j
Cement Clat
1/3 portland cement
1/3 thinset
1/3 white glue
or
Papercrete Recipe
1/2 c damp toilet paper pulp squeeze out most of the water
1/4 c white glue
1/2 c versabond thinset
1/2 cup portland cement
Mix together to the consistency you want thinner for spreading stiffer for modeling
I love that pot wish I could see a video on it.❤
I’ve learned all I know from Johnnie on ultimatepapermache and I just saw her do the cement clay. Yours looks so smooth and malleable so I do want to try it but I live in Alaska and we are getting into winter so I’m going to have to wait until spring to try some stuff but I do want to give it a try!
Thank you for viewing and for commenting. Yes Johnnie is amazing isn't she?
I feel you, I can't do cement in the summer it's too hot. So I'm loving getting to be out there all fall, winter and spring.
I will be excited to see your creations when you are able😊
Could you mist the unused clay with a little water, or rub it with some cooking oil? That might soften it back up.
@@barbarawalsh4936Sadly... once cement sets there is no bringing it back.
Just passing by... Have you tried adding a small amount of the liquid concrete water repellent to your clay?
Thank you so much for sharing this video 💖💖
Great ideas! I also follow Joni! Thank you
Oh good Joni is great. A way better artist for sure😊
This is wonderful! I follow Joni also - I do paper Mache a lot - I want to try your recipe and also her new cement paper clay - I wish you lived next door!
oh my! hello Dolores I will be excited to see your creations. Where are you in the world Dolores😊?
@@VennasNature I am on FB - live in Tucson -
@@Shuvah2Him Aw look at that we are neighbors I'm in Mesa😊
Have a great day😊
wow! I will try this on hypertufa pots. Thank you so much.
Yes I did one in hypertufa😁
Check my Instagram
instagram.com/vennasnature
Just saw your site. Which type of Portland cement do you use? I see atleast a couple types. Thanks!
I’ve heard about this in the fb group. I can’t wait to try it during the winter months! You are always so inspiring.
Thank you for viewing Maria😊 Yes I have also been struggling to wait for cooler temps to do the cement and hypertufa again😊
I was wondering what adhesive, if any, you were using to place your de-molded elements onto your sculpt. Such as the baby molds.
Do you use a mold release?
If you are interested in making your own molds out of cheap 100% silicone caulking I highly recommend watching
Geosubstainable… I tried it on a Harley Davidson rubber front door mat…( I paid too much for it, but it is cool ! ) don’t feel bad now because I made a concrete mat out of the mold for in front of our wood shop. I did have to piece together cardboard to fit it in to get how thick I wanted it. I also learned that from one of his videos.
So much cheaper than buying molds or mold kits to make molds. It is an older video. Works great.
I love that pot!!!!
Thank you! I need to make another one😁
Hi Venna! Love all your videos! I heard in one of your videos that you use Thompsons Water Sealer. Can you use that over your painted papercrete projects? Can it also be used over Polycrylic?
Hello and thank you for viewing. I only used it once and it would go under the paint as it soaks into the cement.
The paint and polycrylic really work by themselves. Enjoy your creating!
thankyou love watching your videos you are amazing and thankyou for the clay recipe i cant wait to make it hopefully in australia ill be able to get something similar to portland cement
Hello Wendy, Thank you for commenting. I hope you will be inspired to make your own creations.
Ask around at your hardware stores there. I am sure you will find what you need.
I hope you will show your creations to me
Thank you so much for posting the cement-clay recipe. I wrote it down, I will go get the ingredient and try it. Thanks so much!
Hope you enjoy let me know how it turned out
This looks like a great medium! I'm off to buy cement tomorrow 🙂
This one did not stand up as well as I would have liked.
Here is a much better recipe.
I am using this recipe exclusively now.
Equal portions by measurement I use a paper cup so one paper cup of each ingredient.
1/3 portland cement
1/3 versabond thinset
1/3 white glue
@@VennasNature Thanks so much for updating me on that! I'm so looking forward to playing with this stuff.
@Venna Nature Thanks Venna ! You got a new sub and will be experimenting along with you. Love your work.
Oooops...Thank you so much😊
Lol I say oops a lot in the process of creating absolutely.
I hope you have a great time in your process😊 Let me know how they turn out😊
Thanks for the video. Love the tips!!
Thank you for viewing😁 And for taking time to comment😊 Have a great day
I was watching the other lady's video, Ultimate Paper Clay and your video automatically followed it. So glad to find you. Thank you for the tutorial. I love the pot. What glue/cement do you use to attach the flowers and molds? Thank you.
Hi Rhonda thank you for viewing 😊. Let me know if You have questions?
@@VennasNature yes, what glue do you use to attach the cement clay pieces? Thank you.
I have never done anything with cement or clay .However its something I know I would like if I had enough confidence to start .You have great personality and love watching you.Just ran into your video accidentally but now am subscibed!
Hello Joan, Aw thank you for viewing and subscribing 😄
I began doing cement art because clay art is expensive.
So this is a relatively in expensive medium. 😊
If you watch my videos you will see I am not rich and I am frugal 😁
I say jump in and start small.
Let me know where you are from😄
I am front m WV .I loved your big lawn gnome
Good morning Joan Thank you. I am spending the morning cleaning my workspace. It gets in such shambles that I can't even work (play) out here .
I hope you will find your confidence and plow into creating😊. Guess what? I don't get it right everytime, no one does. The fun of that is laughing at yourself, learning why it didn't work and make something new😁.
Have fun with it Joan don't be too worried about how it comes out. If it's not fun, don't spend energy on it.😁
I love your videos!what could I use for a sculpture for my pond?
Hello Suzanne Thank you for viewing.😁
I'm jealous you have a pond! How nice😁. You know one day I want to make a life size sculpture of an Old Elf Man. I think they are so cute. Not a gnome an elf.
I am also toying with a large aunt or bee standing on a large cement daisy. Those are some ideas floating in my brain.
Where are you viewing from? How large is your pond?
I'm excited to give this a try.😊 Do you have any information updates to add to this as your video came out two years ago?
Hello Kjirsten😁 You found me! Thank you for viewing and your kind comments and question.
Here is an up date and a better clay recipe to use.
The fower pot in this new video turned out very well and it sold for $85 dollars.
Yes I learned the clay here did not stand up.
I have since created a new pot it is posted as a short on RUclips. I have included the link. listen carefully to the changes I made.
ruclips.net/user/shortsAMMFBbmHbCU?si=17inBoo_1Z6N8v4j
there are two cement clays I like to use.
recipe 1
1/3 c white glue
1/3 c thinset
1/3 c portland cement
Recipe 2
Papercrete Recipe
1/2 c damp toilet paper pulp squeeze out most of the water
1/4 c white glue
1/2 c versabond thinset
1/2 cup portland cement
Mix together to the consistency you want thinner for spreading stiffer for modeling
Where are you in the world Kjirsten?
@@VennasNature Thank you so much! I am going to get pinecones and string today, so I can make your adorable pine cone gnomes! I will go watch your video and take notes. Thank you so much for your response, I am looking forward to trying out your recipes.🥰
I am in the US,...in Utah. From your videos I see you're in Arizona.
I love your videos. You make them so fun and you have such a sweet personality too! Thank you for sharing what you do. I have wanted to try sculpting for quite awhile, so I'm sure I will learn a lot from you.😊
Did you say how you are securing the clay to the pot? Will it work pressed onto terra cotta? I’ve been drooling over these Korean 3-D pots/ planters . Soooo expensive.
Good morning. If you are adhering cement clay to terracotta you will want to add white glue or cement bonding agent to the cement and brush it on the terracotta pot.
You will also want to seal the pot inside so when you water your plant the moisture won't seep through and damage your art.
By the way don't use this clay recipe in this video.
use this one 😊
Let me know how it goes😊
Papercrete Recipe
1 c damp toilet paper pulp squeeze out most of the water
1/4 c white glue
1/2 c versabond thinset
1/2 cup portland cement
Mix together to the consistency you want thinner for spreading stiffer for modeling
Curious how long does it take for your finished art to dry and if you don’t mind would I be able to use this say on a art panel canvas?
After a year, how is this holding up outside? Thanks!!
bonjour merci pour votre vidéo question cette pâte une fois séché peut elle être mise dehors à tous les temps merci
How necessary is the flour? Flour in paper mâché or otherwise in central Florida gets moldy.
Hello Richard, Yes this recipe did not ultimately work for me either. Here is my fail safe cement clay. I use this on most all if my projects
Papercrete Recipe
1 c damp toilet paper pulp squeeze out most of the water
1/4 c white glue
1/2 c versabond thinset
1/2 cup portland cement
Mix together to the consistency you want thinner for spreading stiffer for modeling
Blaaahahaha U crack me up stuff like that earring thing would happen to me u make this channel so fun thanks.
Well after I got over being mortified...lol I just had to go with it🤣🤣
Thank you for watching and commenting😊
wondering how it held up? love to make one, it's so beautiful!
what if it had been varnished?
Thank you for sharing... what product you recommend for sealer ?
Hello Sandra, I use Minwax Polycrylic and when that is dry Rustoleum clear spray paint. You can also use 511 impregnate sealer it is a sealer for cement oil base
I like your work and many good ideas, but I am looking for a weather proof clay recipe. There is a recipe that Johnie has on her sight, that she tested outside and it has held up for at least one year now.
She used 2/3 cup of Portland cement mortar, not concrete.
1/2 cup of PVA Elmers Glue All..not school glue.
And 1/2 cup of wet toilet paper. She made medium size toad sculpture over a form and it worked great.
She sealed it with a clear enamal..spray…
She says it is all experimental, although so far her sculpture has held up in snow and rain. Look her up ..ULTIMATE PAPER MACHE…experimental outdoor paper mache clay.
I have not tried it yet, but plan to and May do a video on this as well. God Bless and keep up the great work. Thanks for sharing.
You just confused me. I thought Portland cement was just that. Did not know there were choices. Mortar vs concrete?
I mix up rockite and pour into my silicone moulds..they're solid when they come out
Thank you, that is a skill I dont have, making molds.
@@VennasNature i guess the worst part is the fibreglass and resin..if they would come up with a better alternative it would be a game changer..
@@VennasNature that mould would cost around 500 to have made or 250 if you made it yourself..and you could pour it 5x a week for years 😀
@@scottdashnaw2345 that's out of my price range😳
how many hours before the concrete clay is tolerant to water ?
I'm afraid this one did not actually work for in the weather. It would need to be sealed a lot.
Use the papercrete recipe
Papercrete Recipe
1 c damp toilet paper pulp squeeze out most of the water
1/4 c white glue
1/2 c versabond thinset
1/2 cup portland cement
Mix together to the consistency you want thinner for spreading stiffer for modeling
I’m sorry to hear this didn’t work out-it was so cute! Was it due to the flour? I’m glad I read this.
@@rca9936 You know I don't know why.
However you can still get the same effects with Hypertufa and this cement clay recipe
Papercrete Recipe
1 c damp toilet paper pulp squeeze out most of the water
1/4 c white glue
1/2 c versabond thinset
1/2 cup portland cement
Mix together to the consistency you want thinner for spreading stiffer for modeling
And see my RUclips short with the completed pot
ruclips.net/user/shortsAMMFBbmHbCU?si=aYfmPJNB9O4rWpuy
Have you found a waterproof clay yet? I have not tried it, but I am going to try the tile glue recipe... and see if that works.
This is a nice water proof clay. Of course you will still want to seal it.
Clay Recipe
1/3c portland cement
1/3 c Thinset Tile adhesive
1/3 c white glue
Knead with more portland cement if you want a stiffer clay.
Also I am from Missouri and transplanted to Arizona. In the winter you get snow and ice. Your cement art will absorb water and then when it freezes it will crack. I also keep mine out of the hot hot direct sun.
I love this how did the pot come out did it stand up in water and sun
It did not.😔 use the papercrete clay👍
Where do I find your original recipe?
you are TOO fun to watch!
Lol...I can be a bit rediculous. I do love creating and sharing with other creators.
Thank you for viewing😊
What do you create? Where are you in the world?😊
Thank you x
Hello! If you have no glue available, what can be its replacement?
Ah you know I am not sure what would be a replacement for the glue. I am sorry.
Are you going to paint the pot or leave natural
I have decided to paint it when I get time😁
i make papier mache figures and i want to use the clay you made to finish my figures. Can the figures then be set up outdoors? Do they stand rain?
Hello Ralph, This recipe has not proven to be water proof. However in my video Hand Sculpted Chicken the plaster of Paris clay I use is working well.
The chicken I made has sat in my yard for about 18 months through monsoons and my water sprinklers and AZ heat. He is sitting in a mostly shady spot in my garden.
Let me know if this helps.😊
After you finish your pot..make a mould of it..then you can make them from cement for years...👍
I saw your text on venna's nature. Can you share how you are making molds with the air dry clay? I am new to the clay and would like to copy a finished piece. Thank you so much.
I appreciate your time.
@@Elizabeth-qt1mp for starters I use #74 latex rubber for the mother mould then gets backed by a fibreglass outer case..douglas&sturgess in Cali is the go to for a lot of your materials..and may offer a video to help you..👍
@@scottdashnaw2345 Scott, thank you so much for your help. This will send me off. I am intrigued by these processes, and I depend upon those who have gone ahead. Thanks. Happy holidays.
@@Elizabeth-qt1mp I see a lot of the art work and always wondered why so many never made casting moulds of their things..
Would love to see how it's holding up in the rain after a year
Lol Not good. However I've made another one with a different papercrete recipe
It does hold up well. The recipes that have flour in them have not worked for rainy weather.
This recipe has no flour and so far has held up for me.
Another good recipe is this one. I have had these gnomes outside for a year in the heat and rain.
This is another youtube video I have this one is papercrete recipe. It is really my go to recipe.
ruclips.net/video/RUmm8YCOZcQ/видео.html
Faço uma massa parecida com essa já há alguns anos, mas bem mais simples!!
Somente o cimento, a farinha, a cola branca e um pouco de creme para cabelos para deixar mais maleável, macia e desgrudar das mãos.
Funciona muito bem. É flexível, permite modelar rosas, flores, pequenos objetos, e fica bem lisa.
Mas a peça precisa ser impermeabilizada depois de seca, pois a farinha com o cimento absorvem muita umidade e com o tempo estraga.
Já fiz vários enfeites para mini jardim com essa massa. Fiz joaninhas 🐞, caracóis 🐌, cogumelos 🍄!!
Ficaram lindos, mas precisam ser impermeabilizados depois de pintados.
A massa como faço fica bem mais barata e bem macia, gostosa e fácil de modelar.
Experimente!
You are very beautiful woman 💥🙏🙏💙💜🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️❤️🔥
Do you like display more than the one that has to sit for 24 hours🤔
If you use WHITE portland cement you will probably get a much smoother and cleaner detail.
I haven't found any here yet. Perhaps one day😊
@@VennasNature I found my white cement at a cement /concrete making shop. It was just under $45.00 for 80 lbs.
Im going to add cement fiber to.give it strength...theres a guy on u tube name perry...i can recall his full channel name...i watched him years ago make his pond...and the sculpt his CHAIN LINK FENCE...he used that...but also lots of other additives...thats the only one that i recall..
I need to find him and rewatch him
Im making some decorations for a baby shower...and their theme is BEETLEJUICE...I AM. NOT JOKING...
🤣 excellent
@@VennasNature first lesson learned...it MUST BE GLUE ALL...Elmers school glue...turns immediately to a rubber stretchy mess. Today i will try glue all..DO NOT USE.SCHOOL GLUE.
@@VennasNature
Ok second lesson learned...GLUE ALL IS NOT THE ANSWER...it too turned rubbery and clumpy...so i tried it a third time with just paper cement and glue..NOTHING ELSE..I MIXED UP GLUE AND PAPER..ALL OK...I ADDED CEMENT...RUBBERY SOLID CLUMPS!!!!.. I USED THE PORTLAND TO HOLD A FENCE POST SO I KNOW ITS OK..
NEXT IM JUST GOING TO MIX CEMENT AND GLUE TO SEE IF IT IS THE PAPER!!!!
HAS THIS HAPPENED TO U?????
@@VennasNature i sure hope i see this this as it is BIZARRE..I CANT FIGURE OUT WHY MY ELMERS GLUE TURNED TO A RUBBER CLUMPS...IT WONT HOLD TOGETHER. ITS A MESS.
Ok..i.added the glue and cement so that left the paper...i do not know what it was...but i went and bought cottonelle and things went fine...
BEWARE...I CANT BELIEVE WHAT EVER TYPE OF COVID TP IT WAS DID THAT!!!! WHAT THE HECK WAS IN IT!!!
When you use vinegar it kills any chance of the natural stuff from molding or smelling rancent.
Do we still need to fire it or not
I had written down a recipe for clay from another video of Venna's, and I wondered if it was better than this recipe here, or the same. It is 1/3 cup of Portland cement, 1/3 cup of thin set tile adhesive, and 1/3 cup of white glue. I've already purchased all of the ingredients for it, so, I don't want to buy any new ingredients if the other recipe is good.
@@juliegogola4647 This new recipe is great! I hope you have fun and success 👍😁
@@VennasNature Is there anything about the old recipe that gave you any trouble? Or did it work out great in the long run? I guess that I'll try the old recipe since I already have everything. I would have to buy the joint compound to try the new recipe, and use toilet paper, which isn't cheap, unless you use very little.
Ty for sharing
What kind of sealer are you using for outside art??
Hello Mendy 😊I usually paint on clear Polycrylic by Minwax let it dry then I use 2 coats of clear spray paint usually Rustoleum.
Let me know how it works out.
Where are you in the world Mendy? 😊
Thank you for viewing and your question😊
Please spell Jonnie's name correctly: there is no h in her name. That's a masculine spelling of the name. Thanks.
I love that you are being so creative in your own sphere and sharing with us what you learn and do.
Do you have mold for gnomes on your pot
Hi Cheri. nope those are hand sculpted😁
Did the pot last?
@@creartivvan1149 Here is an up date and a better clay recipe to use.
The fower pot in this new video turned out very well and it sold for $85 dollars.
ruclips.net/user/shortsAMMFBbmHbCU?si=17inBoo_1Z6N8v4j
Better Cement Recipe
1/2 c white glue
1/2 c versabond thinset
1/2 cup portland cement
Mix together to the consistency you want thinner for spreading stiffer for modeling
@@creartivvan1149 Here is an up date and a better clay recipe to use.
The fower pot in this new video turned out very well and it sold for $85 dollars.
ruclips.net/user/shortsAMMFBbmHbCU?si=17inBoo_1Z6N8v4j
Better Cement Recipe
1/2 c white glue
1/2 c versabond thinset
1/2 cup portland cement
Mix together to the consistency you want thinner for spreading stiffer for modeling
@@VennasNature thanks so much for the update!
@@creartivvan1149 You bet👍😁
I ❤️ love your moon face. I am in hypertufa also.💞
Thank you very much. I would love to see your creations😁
I use a mixture of 75% sealkrete and 25% acryl 60 to seal things
Thank you. I dont know what those are. Where do you get it? Is it pricey?
Thank you for viewing and your kind comments😊
does it deform once it dries like air dry clay?
This recipe does unfortunately. Remember in the video I was unsure at the time how it would perform.
You might like the clay recipe using plaster of Paris and white glue.
It is in the DIY Chicken video.
fun!!
Aw thank you
Any updates?
Hola qué bueno si lo pasa en español gracias
Mixer from Goodwill.
😂 ❤your channel.
Aw Thank you Christine. Where are you in the world?
Thank you for viewing😊
@@VennasNature a small place near the boarder of Mexico. About 20 minutes away. San Benito, Texas 😊♥️
Have you figured out if they are weather proof yet?
Hello Linda, Thank you for checking in. No it is not completely waterproof.
I will be posting a new video about it soon.
This recipe is waterproof it is on the pinecone gnome video
Cemental clay for one Gnome
5 squares toilet paper
1/4 c Elmer's glue all
1/4 tsp dish soap
mix until tissue turns to fibers
add and stir
1/2 c cemental
a little portland cement for kneading if needed
Turn out on plastic covered table and knead in portland cement until you have the consistency you want.
Hello Linda...I did test. It is not water proof. I will be taking this video down.
I hope you continue viewing. Have a good day😊
@@VennasNature can you sub portland cement for cementall?
@@ACryin_Shame Hello Cryin Shame. Thank you for your question.
Cemental is not the same as portland cement. there is portland cement in cenental. Cenental as other materials along with the portland cement such as fine sand being the agate to give strength to the portland cement.
You probably could use cenental instead of portland cement. This will change the texture of the finished clay and it will set extremely fast so make small batches.
Experiment and let me know. 😊
Any update on this?
This clay is not waterproof on it's own. But if you use a sealer it would be ok on a patio out of the weather.
My most recent video with the Diy Gnome house the clay recipe is 100% Water proof.
I equal parts Portland cement and thinset and add white glue until it comes together to make a clay.
The instructions and recipe is on the video
DIY Cement Gnome House and another one is DIY Cement Gnome.
Let me know if you have any more questions. Thank you for viewing.
You are such a joy to watch! Thanks for the update for a weather proof mixture. I have seen the nome video, but I will have to go back and watch it. Your pot was so adorable. Sorry it didn't last. Was it pretty soon after you set it out?
tradução ingredientes, em português? rs
Roberto I do not know Portugues. I am not sure how to help you.
Thank you for viewing 😁
its called lempka clay
😊
PAiñt with out door latex paint to whetherize it , GET ALOT OF IDEAS AND INFO FROM RUBBER MOLD MAN ON RUclips
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Hello Maxie I hope you found this useful.
Where are you in the world?
I heard elmer's glue is no longer sold: do you know of an inexpensive alternative? great video and great results. thank you.
I have not heard that and I am seeing it for sale at my stores. However I also use any white PVA glue on hand. Do not use wood glue it does not mix with cement.
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I bought a gallon at Ace Hardware Dec 2023