Pixiss Moldable Soft Sculpting Cosplay Foam Clay (White) (300 Gram) - High Density, Perfect for Intricate Designs | Air Dry | Great for Cutting with Knife or Rotary Tool, Sanding or Shaping

It was fully dry and not useable :( sadly

I bought this foam clay, to make a cosplay item for my granddaughter I opened the package and took a small sample out to so that I could workout how it was going to mould and experience the drying time, I immediately closed the air tight bag and replaced it in the tub provided. The sample I took was about the size of a piece of chewing gum no more and the sample would not mould as it had the same constancy as chewing gum, I then left it to dry more than 24hrs and it did not do anything. Still the same, This must have been a faulty batch and at over £18.00 was a complete waste of money, please do not buy this product.

Se travail bien, séchage rapide sans trop rétrécir, se pâli bien avec de la clay blanche.

The clay arrived sealed but not moldable. I basically received a cylinder of squishy rubber.

I've been using this foam clay to make details for set design project I'm working on. It's supposed to be a spaceship so it has lots of Little gadgets and stuff and I use random materials to create shapes with the clay and it works perfectly for those things Once it dries it seems super durable because it's still slightly flexible PLUS easy to paint on. I just left it out overnight and it was ready to use the next day! (24 hourish dry time). It's not a huge bucket so I wouldn't use it for larger projects but for small details it's perfect!

LOVE this stuff! A little goes a long way, so as small as this tub is, don't let it fool you! I used maybe half a tub to make this mask. All the black parts are EVA foam, the white parts are the sculpt foam. I recommend doing your projects in layers and letting them dry for 24-48 hours to really let the foam harden really well. If you want to add a layer of it, just wet with water and spread more over it. It can also be heat formed, sanded, or dremeled down. Only downside is that it dries a bit smaller than when it's wet, so when doing detail work, you may lose some details after it's dried. Expect to sand or dremel the details back in. After it dried I sprayed with Plastidip and spray painted, and then I used acrylic paint for details and sealed with a weather proof sealant. Dried perfectly and is super durable. I will DEFINITIVELY be using this for all my future projects!