Good use of auxiliary items can help you to speed up the processes of exchanging the eyes of the dolls and make these tasks easier

Soft, non-hardening doll eyes clay (non-oily)

Fixing, Adhesive, Anti-shock, Cleaning, Repeated usage, Non-toxic

Direction:

The amount of clay needed is dependent on the size of the eyeballs for the dolls and there is no need to rub the clay in advance. The following examples are suggested usage for doll owners with different habits:

i.e. For “semi-sphere eyeballs”, you can rub the clay into a flat circular shape and paste it at the rear of the eyeballs. Then lodge the eyeballs into the sockets of the doll’s eyes and adjust them to the angle you want. Use your fingers to apply light pressure on the clay around the eyeballs so the eyeballs may be firmly fixed within the sockets (the doll’s eyes will not be loosened even after an extended period of lying down).

i.e. For “eyeballs with adjustment rod”, you can rub the clay into strips and paste it around the outer rims of the eyeballs in a circular shape before lodging them into the sockets of the doll (offers the maximum convenience for you to adjust the angle of the doll’s eyes).

Of course, you may place a tiny amount of the clay onto the doll’s hands so it will be able to carry things

When the temperature is high enough, the clay will turn into a semi-melted state. Simply rub the semi-melted clay into a lump with your hands and use it to remove the residue.