DAS Modelling Clay - 700g

Yes, it is dermatologically tested, conforms to European toy legislation, and is ACMI certified with an AP Seal, making it safe for children's use under supervision.

The drying process is air-hardening and can take anywhere from 24 hours to 1 week, depending on the thickness of your creation and environmental humidity.

Absolutely! Once your sculpture is completely dry, you can paint it with various types of paints and apply varnish for a finished look and added protection.

No, DAS Wood Modelling Clay is air-hardening. No baking or firing in an oven is required for it to cure.

You can use standard sculpting tools such as spatulas, scalpels, gouges, and chisels, especially for carving and refining details while the clay is in its drying phase.

To keep unused clay workable, wrap it tightly in foil, then place it in an airtight container or a sealed plastic bag.

While durable once dry, for outdoor use, it is highly recommended to seal the finished piece with a waterproof varnish or sealant to protect it from the elements and moisture.

Knead the clay thoroughly. If still too firm, try adding a few drops of water and working it into the clay until it reaches a pliable consistency.

Cracking can occur if the clay dries too quickly or if there are significant variations in thickness. Ensure drying takes place slowly in a stable, room-temperature environment away from direct heat or drafts. For very thick pieces, consider creating a hollow core or allowing even slower drying.

This often happens if the clay was not properly sealed. Always wrap unused clay tightly in foil, then place it in an airtight container or zip-top bag to prevent air exposure.

Ensure the sculpture has ample airflow from all sides. Very thick pieces or humid environments will require a longer drying period. Make sure the entire piece is exposed to air and be patient for up to a week for full hardening.