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Sculpting Clay

There are two basic kinds of sculpting clay, Water
Based Clay and Oil Based Clay.
Water Based Clay
Water based clay is simply that, clay mixed with water. It
is usually very inexpensive but must be kept covered or it will
dry out. Water based clay is easy to work when it has just the
right amount of water, which is easy to manipulate. It is easy
to remove from a mold with a water sprayer. Its disadvantages
are equal to its advantages; it is often hard to control especially
if a project goes into many days, it sags and separates easy,
and it can't be used with plastics, epoxies or polymers.
NOTE: We no longer sell
water based clay. It is easy to obtain locally at your local
art store and many craft stores. You can usually buy twice as
much for the price you would have to pay me for shipping it.
Oil Based Clay
Oil based clay is clay mixed with some kind of oil or combinations of oil. It will not dry out, but it will oxidize over time and become difficult to work. Sometimes you can manipulate the consistency of the clay by mixing it with petroleum jelly, but this is hard work. Some oil based clays like plastina contain sulfur and can't be used with silicone molding compounds. Plastina can be sealed with a coating of sealer or shellac but any coating of this type will take away some of the character of the clay. We recommend and use an industrial tooling clay which is easy to work and won't react with silicones. Some oil based clays can be melted and poured into a mold. Preheating oil based clay will soften it and make it easy to work. A pound of Klean clay is about 3 3/4" x 7/8" x 5 3/8."
Klean Clay
| 1404 |
Klean Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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Klean Clay in Bulk, 50 lb. box.
Specify Color - Natural or Brown
Specify Hardness - Extra Firm, Firm, Regular, Soft.
| KLAY-50 |
Klean Clay, Bulk, 50 lb box *S* |
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Modeling Clay
Sulfur free. Can be melted to a liquid and poured into a mold including alginate. Unless you specify, a neutral color such as flesh, tan, grey or the like will be shipped. Very soft. [Color Code]
 Modeling clay can be melted and poured into an alginate mold.

Modeling Clay 4.5 lb.
4.5 lb., 2kg brick.
| VN10501 |
Yellow Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10503 |
Red Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10506 |
Ultramarine Blue Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10508 |
Green Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10509 |
White Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10510 |
Ivory Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10511 |
Black Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10512 |
Gray Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10513 |
Gray Green Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10514 |
Sculptor Gray Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10516 |
Terra Cotta M Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10517 |
Brown Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10518 |
Beige Flesh Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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| VN10519 |
Dark Green Modeling Clay, 2 kg Brick |
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Modeling Clay 1lb.
1 lb., 454g bar.
| VN10101 |
Yellow Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10102 |
Orange Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10103 |
Red Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10104 |
Magenta Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10105 |
Violet Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10106 |
Ultramarine Blue Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10107 |
Turquoise (sky) Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10108 |
Green Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10109 |
White Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10110 |
Ivory Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10111 |
Black Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10112 |
Gray Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10113 |
Gray Green Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10114 |
Sculptor Gray (greenish) Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10115 |
Silver Gray Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10116 |
Terra Cotta M Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10117 |
Brown Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10118 |
Beige Flesh Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10119 |
Dark Green Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10120 |
Golden Ochre Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10121 |
Pastel Yellow Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10124 |
Pink (Pastel Pink) Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10126 |
Baby Blue (Pastel Blue) Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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| VN10128 |
Mint (Pastel Green) Modeling Clay, 1 lb. bar |
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About Oven Bake Polymer Clay

Sculpey III clay has the same excellent handling qualities of Sculpey and Super Sculpey, combined with the dimension of color. It bakes to hardness in a 275 degree Fahrenheit oven in 15 to 20 minutes. A finish can be applied with Sculpey Glaze in either gloss or matte. Sculpey III is an excellent medium for jewelry, maquettes and miniatures. Once baked, its hardness makes it great for making a two-part silicone mold. The bars are small so pay attention to the 2 oz (56g) size. Dimensions of each bar are about 1 3/4" x 3/4" x 2 1/4"
Sculpey III Oven Bake Polymer Clay, 2 oz Bar (56g)
Specify your color choice from the following; White, Trans, Green, Sweet Potato,
Black, Chocolate, Blue, Yellow, Red, Beige, Pearl, Pink Pearl, Lt Blue Pearl, Lilac,
Blue, Green, Copper, Red Gold, Gold, Silver, Tan, Dusty Rose, Teal, Lavender, Leaf
Green, Emerald, Terra Cotta, Navy Blue, Maroon, Coral, Ivory, Hot Pink, Turquoise,
Purple, Violet, Lime, Mint, Atomic Orange, Lemon, Red Hot Red.
| SKLP3 |
Sculpey III Clay bar, 2 oz |
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Sculpey III, 30 Color Sampler A nice place to start if you can't make up your mind. Includes 30 1 oz (29g) bars in a wide range of regular, bright, fluorescent and iridescent colors. Note that the size of the bar is 1/2 of the SKLP3.
| PQS330-1 |
Sculpey III Sampler |
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*S* = Special Shipping Required
This page originally posted: 05/07/1996
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