Specialist Crafts Air Drying Clay 12.5kg Bag - Stone
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Specialist Crafts Air Drying Clay 12.5kg Bag - Stone
PM570A
Product code: PM570A
Product Description
This air drying modelling clay is softer to work with than some of the leading brands. It contains a small amount of nylon fibres to give it strength if the clay is to be air dried but it can also withstand kiln firings up to stoneware temperatures of 1200°C without any detrimental effect.
As with all clays to be kiln fired, ensure that the clay is wedged well to remove air bubbles and dried slowly and thoroughly before going into a kiln. Softer clays contain more water which means the shrinkage rate will be slightly more than firmer clays.
Once the clay has been air dried, it can either be decorated with acrylic paints and varnished for an extra hard coating or, if it is going to be fired, it can be glazed with traditional stoneware glazes.
The benefit of this air drying clay is the ease with which it can be modelled by smaller hands.
Please note that the quoted weights are approximate and weights may vary.
As with all clays to be kiln fired, ensure that the clay is wedged well to remove air bubbles and dried slowly and thoroughly before going into a kiln. Softer clays contain more water which means the shrinkage rate will be slightly more than firmer clays.
Once the clay has been air dried, it can either be decorated with acrylic paints and varnished for an extra hard coating or, if it is going to be fired, it can be glazed with traditional stoneware glazes.
The benefit of this air drying clay is the ease with which it can be modelled by smaller hands.
Please note that the quoted weights are approximate and weights may vary.
This air drying modelling clay is softer to work with than some of the leading brands. It contains a small amount of nylon fibres to give it strength if the clay is to be air dried but it can also withstand kiln firings up to stoneware temperatures of 1200°C without any detrimental effect.
As with all clays to be kiln fired, ensure that the clay is wedged well to remove air bubbles and dried slowly and thoroughly before going into a kiln. Softer clays contain more water which means the shrinkage rate will be slightly more than firmer clays.
Once the clay has been air dried, it can either be decorated with acrylic paints and varnished for an extra hard coating or, if it is going to be fired, it can be glazed with traditional stoneware glazes.
The benefit of this air drying clay is the ease with which it can be modelled by smaller hands.
Please note that the quoted weights are approximate and weights may vary.
As with all clays to be kiln fired, ensure that the clay is wedged well to remove air bubbles and dried slowly and thoroughly before going into a kiln. Softer clays contain more water which means the shrinkage rate will be slightly more than firmer clays.
Once the clay has been air dried, it can either be decorated with acrylic paints and varnished for an extra hard coating or, if it is going to be fired, it can be glazed with traditional stoneware glazes.
The benefit of this air drying clay is the ease with which it can be modelled by smaller hands.
Please note that the quoted weights are approximate and weights may vary.
