Deli Air Hardening Modelling Clay, White, 250g

Ideal for small sculptures, figurines, decorative ornaments, school crafts, model making, and other creative modeling tasks where no firing is available.

Core specs: air-dry clay; smooth texture for easy shaping; white color ideal for painting after drying; 250g size suitable for small projects; non-toxic formula safe for kids and adults.

Knead the clay until soft and pliable, shape it with clean hands or tools, smooth surfaces as you go, and place on a non-porous surface to dry. Finish by painting or sealing after it’s fully dry.

Drying time depends on the thickness of your piece. Smaller, thinner parts will dry in 24–48 hours; thicker areas may take longer. Ensure the piece is on a flat, well-ventilated surface and avoid humid conditions to prevent warping.

Yes. Once fully dry, the white surface is well-suited for painting with acrylics, markers, or varnishes. Light sanding after drying can help achieve a smoother finish before painting.

Yes, it’s formulated as non-toxic and suitable for educational and hobby use. As with all art materials, supervise younger children and avoid ingestion.

Seal any leftovers in an airtight bag or container to prevent it from drying out. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.

The 250g version is smaller and ideal for quick, small projects, while the 500g version offers more material for longer projects or multiple pieces. For a direct size comparison, you can view the 500g option here: https://fepy.com/products/deli-air-hardening-modelling-clay-white-500g

Yes, Deli offers additional white air-dry clay options in different sizes. For a broader view, explore these alternatives: https://fepy.com/products/deli-air-hardening-modelling-clay-white-1000g and https://fepy.com/products/deli-air-hardening-modelling-clay-white-500g

Use a clean, smooth non-stick surface or parchment paper. Tools like silicone modeling tools or plastic knives help with detailing. If pieces stick, lightly dust the surface with a tiny amount of cornstarch or use a non-stick mat.

For a smoother finish, dampen fingertips lightly with water and gently blend surfaces as you model. After drying, lightly sand rough edges with fine grit sandpaper or emery cloth, then paint or seal for the final look.