FAQ

Is anyone too old or too young?

There is really no age limit since the product is non-toxic and sets in just a matter of 30 – 60 seconds.  The youngest client we have had was 2 months old and the oldest was 78 years old.  Sometimes children will move their hand or foot in the mold which causes distortion of the sculpture, but often it can be cleaned up and detailed enough to provide a wonderful sculpture.  If the child moved too much, we can always try again or refund your money for the molding process.

Can the sculptures be painted?

Yes, any of our art pieces can be painted using an acrylic paint available at all art and craft stores.  You may decide to paint it copper, silver, pearl white or gold.  If you are artistic enough, you may even want to marble it or paint it to look like bronze.  If you decide not to paint your sculpture, you should spray it with a clear acrylic sealer once it has completely cured (two weeks).

Is this process available other than at craft and art fairs?

Yes, you can schedule an appointment with us at our place or we are always happy to arrange a home visit at your convenience.

Is there a warranty for the product(s)?

If your art piece becomes damaged, we will repair and/or replace a personalized sculpture you have purchased from Forever Hands, if at all possible. Note: if the piece is severely damaged, it may not be possible to repair it. Please do not throw away your broken or damaged sculpture...that is your proof of purchase. Simply bring your broken sculpture to one of our live events, so we can assess if it's repairable. Alternately, E-mail us pictures of a damaged piece for an assessment as to whether we feel a repair is possible. Then, we will request that you ship it to us at your expense, and we will attempt the repair.   Disclaimer: This limited warranty only applies to pieces purchased with a base from a Forever Hands on-site life caster. This warranty does not cover items from the ready-made product line.

 
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