DAS Air-Hardening Modeling Clay, 2.2 Lb. Block, White Color (387500)

This modeling clay is easy to work with and holds detail really well, making it great for both beginners and more experienced crafters. It’s soft enough to shape by hand but firm enough to keep its form, and it dries evenly without cracking when given proper time. I like that it doesn’t require baking, which makes projects simpler and more accessible. Once dry, it can be sanded and painted without any issues. Overall, it’s a dependable clay for a wide range of creative projects and a good value for the size.

Really good clay! It is fun to use, it is really moldable, and has a nice consistency. I have used by itself and to smooth out 3D prints. It takes a long while to fully dry by itself as you’d expect with any clay, but it is nothing outrageous. As for 3D prints, I dilute it with water to form a paste, put it on the 3D print, and then sand it with sand paper. The paste dries very quickly and sticks well to PLA. Painting it also causes no issues.

I've worked with a variety of clays through the years. This is by far the easiest air dry clay I've worked with. It feels and works very much like natural clay that requires kiln firing to harden. The final product is much more fragile than regular clay so it's not really good for items that will require everyday use. Perfect for small sculptures or jewelry. Can paint with acrylic paints.

I love the idea of easy, no fuss, air drying clay and this product delivered on that. It easy to roll out and make shapes or whatever you want and my products dried within 24 hours. The only thing I was dissatisfied with is that it came with no instructions. I wasn’t sure how long to let it dry for, how thick to roll the product out, if I could use water to help mold it. I ultimately searched and watched YouTube videos, but I wish it would have been labeled quick and easy on the package. I would still recommend because it was a great product! For reference though: minimum dry time of 12 hours. Up to 36 hours. I would roll out a bit thicker than you think bc it seemed to flatten as it dried.

This is good quality and very functional air dry clay. It dries quickly which is great and it is easy to use. It isn't rough and it doesn't hurt your hands. My daughter loves crafting and this was a very good product.

The clay is high-quality is very versatile. It is very soft to mold and rise without cracking. The clay can be painted or glazed easily. It dries in the amount of time stated. I would recommend this for teens or people looking to start a creative hobby.

I'm just starting my clay adventures but really like this clay. Easy to work with and the end pieces look good.

This has been a lifesaver when needing an hour. I take this out when the kids need something to do and they play happily for over an hour which is a big win. I also used this to make Christmas decorations of hand and foot prints which were excellent. Took a while to dry but once it did, really great quality. Always have 1 on hand!

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First one came in with a small tear in the bag. Which made the clay around the year hard. Company immediately replaced the clay and now I am happy with this purchase as well as with the customer service.

Excellent clay. Very good quality. No cracks formed.

I would NOT recommend this clay for young children, or anyone that is highly sensitive to strong smells. it's best to use in a well ventilated area as the smell is really strong, but it's not unbearable if you can handle strong smells. I found that my hands got really gunky with using water to keep the clay moist, and it was hard to get it all off my hands once I was done. This was my first time using air-dry clay, overall I am really happy with it. I noticed it started to dry as I was working with it, but adding a few droplets of water throughout the process seemed to help a lot. I used a very fine sand paper to smooth out imperfections once it dried (messy process, but it worked well). It took about 48hrs to dry, and after 48hrs the smell went away. I used acrylic paint once it dried and it worked really well. Thinner areas of the final product are pretty fragile, so be mindful of that when you are creating