Funbo Air Hardening Clay, 250 g – No Kiln Needed, Ideal for Craft and Modelling - White

Drying times vary with thickness and humidity. Small, thin pieces may dry in 24 hours, while thicker parts can take up to 48 hours or longer. Ensure pieces are fully dry before painting or sealing.

Yes. It’s a non-toxic formula designed for supervised children’s use, making it suitable for school projects and home crafts when used with adult supervision.

It works well on rigid craft surfaces like cardboard, wood, thick paper, and smooth plastic. Use clean sculpting tools or fingers for shaping; a damp sponge can help smooth surfaces before it dries.

Knead the clay to a pliable consistency, shape it, then use a damp fingertip or sculpting tool to smooth seams and edges. For very fine details, work slowly and keep the piece slightly damp during sculpting, then let it dry completely.

Acrylic paints are a common choice for decorating dried clay. After painting, you can seal with a clear acrylic sealant to protect the surface and add a finished look.

Weight: 250 g. Color: Bright White. Finish: White. Model: FO-AHC-250-WE. Properties: Air-drying, non-toxic, smooth texture suitable for precision work.

Here are a few comparable options you can check on Fepy: - Funbo Air Hardening Clay, 500 g, White: https://fepy.com/products/funbo-air-hardening-clay-500g-white - Funbo Air Hardening Clay, 1 kg, White: https://fepy.com/products/funbo-air-hardening-clay-1kg-white - Funbo Air-Drying Clay Kit (assorted colors, 250 g each): https://fepy.com/products/funbo-air-drying-clay-kit-250g-assorted

Store it in a sealed bag or airtight container to prevent surface drying. Keep away from direct sunlight and extreme humidity to preserve pliability for future projects.

Absolutely. It’s designed for art, school crafts, and hobby modelling, offering a no-k kiln option while still allowing for detailed work and painting once fully dry.

Clean tools with water while the clay is still pliable. Wipe surfaces with a damp cloth before the clay dries completely. Once dry, you can remove dry residue with a damp sponge or mild soap and water; avoid harsh solvents on finished pieces.