Re: Baking Question

Baking on styrofoam??? NEVER.  Styrofoam is totally toxic, and not meant for
the oven!
I don't know what a silpak sheet is, but if youcan bake cookies on it, you can
probably bake/cure your PC on it, too.  I use a cookie sheet lined with
parchment/baking paper.  You can use fiberfill to cradle your figures on the
sheet as well... this helps keep thinner parts from sagging.
Unless you've got a really big toaster over, I wouldn't recommend one for
figures....  they'd get to close to the heating element, and that's a no-no. 
Also, they tend to have temp surges and aren't as even-tempered (pun intended
:) as a regular oven, IMO.
Hope that helps.

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>I've read about baking on styrofoam peanuts and other mediums but has
>anyone tried baking on a silpak sheet? (a non-stick liner for baking
>cookies and such.)  I'd appreciate hearing suggestions on what is best
>to bake PC on. I will be making figurines about 5-8" tall.
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>Also, how about baking in a toaster oven.  Does that offer the same
>results?
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>Thanks
>Rachel
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