<p>Premo is one of the stronger kinds, so you're making the right choice there. I have only recently started using premo mixed my older sculpey III and have found it can cure as low as 225, but you'll obviously have to bake longer.</p>

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2017-06-05T21:13:50.740Z
But does that temperature prevent the plastic from melting? If not, then it's not much of a solution :D
Catija
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2017-06-02T12:44:02.427Z
shiningcartoonist
<p>I've been trying to make a polymer clay cover for my phone case and have been having a horrible time.</p>

<p>The baking directions say 275 but the plastic is melting and warping the case. I want it to be strong on there, so I thought baking directly on it would help. Also with Bake &amp; Bond Sculpey to hold it to the case. Any suggestions to make this work?</p>

<p>I'm using "Premo".</p>

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2017-06-01T20:19:27.297Z
Are you following some sort of guide for it?
Catija
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2017-06-05T12:28:26.067Z
Are you creating the entire phone case from scratch, or trying to bake clay decorations on an existing case?
user812786
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2017-06-05T12:28:28.877Z
When you say "warping the case", you mean you are baking the phone case along with the polymer clay?
Erica
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2017-06-05T21:14:43.917Z
I did a little digging. Most of the guides I found for this superglue the decorations onto the case after the fact. I don't know that the clay is malleable enough to use as the entire case.
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# Baking polymer clay phone case

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-06-01)

I've been trying to make a polymer clay cover for my phone case and have been having a horrible time.

The baking directions say 275 but the plastic is melting and warping the case. I want it to be strong on there, so I thought baking directly on it would help. Also with Bake & Bond Sculpey to hold it to the case. Any suggestions to make this work?

I'm using "Premo".

**Tags:** polymer-clay

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Are you following some sort of guide for it?  
> **username_2**: Are you creating the entire phone case from scratch, or trying to bake clay decorations on an existing case?  
> **username_3**: When you say "warping the case", you mean you are baking the phone case along with the polymer clay?  
> **username_1**: I did a little digging. Most of the guides I found for this superglue the decorations onto the case after the fact. I don't know that the clay is malleable enough to use as the entire case.  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2017-06-02. Score: 1

Premo is one of the stronger kinds, so you're making the right choice there. I have only recently started using premo mixed my older sculpey III and have found it can cure as low as 225, but you'll obviously have to bake longer.

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: But does that temperature prevent the plastic from melting? If not, then it's not much of a solution :D  

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