A fine modeling plastic clay body that works like Plastilina. Air dries hard, durable, with minimal shrinkage. This product can be worked indefinitely while moist. No baking, no casting, no kiln necessary.

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Lora W. from Salem, IL says:

This is a very smooth clay, it is extremely soft when you get it but you can let it air for a while to gain some body. It air dries very hard and is great for a variety of sculpting projects.

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What is the best paint to use on Claystone once it hardens? I am looking for opacity mostly.

- Asked by L. G on 03-Dec-12

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We suggest using the Adirondack Acrylic Paint Dabbers by Ranger or the Fusion Spray Paint for Plastic by Krylon.

- Answered by MisterArt on 03-Dec-12

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Rated by: Lora W. in Salem, IL

This is a very smooth clay, it is extremely soft when you get it but you can let it air for a while to gain some body. It air dries very hard and is great for a variety of sculpting projects.

Rated by: Luis Enrique R. in PONCE, PR

This is the best way to sculpt and make a original. The Clay of Claystone dont need to be burned, just let it dry. If you didnt finished a piece, just put it in a plastic bag, sealed.

Rated by: Kach B. in Concord, NC

Is very pliable. Easy to sculpt with.

Rated by: Debra H. in Ocean Side, CA

The clay was a bit dry and we had to use water to moisten it, but the children still enjoyed working with the clay. The clay dried up pretty quick and the day after the children had mold their fine art together they were able to paint their master piece. I highly recommend next time we purchase clay and do this same project again that we only purchase the gray clay, because this clay works much better when the children are trying to paint their master piece. With the red clay the children had to concisely paint over around four coats of paint to their masterpiece.

Rated by: thomas t. in lexington, KY

i am very pleased with the grey and red, can't find these at hobbytown and the prices are execllent.

Rated by: Shirley D. in Genoa City, WI

I'm very happy with this clay and the endless possibilities for its use. Not to mention the great service from this company. I'm one happy customer!

Rated by: Tanya P. in Tampa, FL

Excellent for children. Easy clean up and keeps them happy. First they mold then they can paint it. A great bargain!

Rated by: Jason L. in Columbia, MO

The clay works very well but MUST be kept moist or it loses its elasticity very fast. It also helps to keep it thinner to avoid cracking while drying. Overall I like it and do intend to purchase more in the future.

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