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Modeled objects are permanent without firing. A gray clay, Marblex is prepared in plastic form and ready to use. Air dried pieces are hard and durable, but not waterproof. A sealer must be used to make objects waterproof.

Marblex clay is not to be fired in a kiln.

Average User Rating: Based on (6 Reviews)

Anjanette G. from vernal, UT says:

I used the amaco self hardening clay with my Webelos scouts. The clay was easy to work with and the boys had fun making pots and then painting them with acrylic paints. Would definately use again.

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Rated by: Anjanette G. in vernal, UT

I used the amaco self hardening clay with my Webelos scouts. The clay was easy to work with and the boys had fun making pots and then painting them with acrylic paints. Would definately use again.

Rated by: Laurie G. in Everett, WA

I thourghly enjoyed using this medium as one of my clays. stamps, paints,embosses beautifully

Rated by: Donna P. in Wallingford, CT

clay was easy to use and great fun to work with. would recommend to anyone who likes working with children or the elderly. great therapy for the hands.

Rated by: Terri F. in East Stroudsberg, PA

This self-hardening clay is very convenient for people who don't have easy access to a kiln. I recommend it to everyone!

Rated by: Robert R. in 35 Miles Above the Arctic Cir, AK

In this part of the world, where everything comes in by jet, you have to consider what it would take to get kiln fired clay out here and what use it would be without a kiln because it was too expensive to fly it in. So when clay like this comes available (and I’ve used this before when I was young and poor) you have to take what you can get. It’s not what I prefer, but we just covered that. This clay, for your money, is about the best you’ll get. It tends to get very brittle in places made thin, so it’s not really good for small works (chess pieces, etc) but small bust work it’s great. If you’re just starting out in clay and want to save your pieces then this is about the best for your bucks!

Rated by: Elizabeth M. in New Orleans, LA

The clay seemed durable once dried. It was soft enough for kids with decreased strength in their fingers to manipulate.

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