Clay

[hayato619]

anyone think klean klay would work?

http://www.sculpt.com/catalog_98/clay/kleanklay.htm

I got a suggestion from my friend who sculpts and she tells me that stuff never dries.... and reading the description, looks like it can be used for molds......


Paul

 

[sk8er4life]

seams reliable. Try it and you could be a test to help all of us!

 

[hayato619]

alright.... im going to attempt to sculpt and mold a mauler ...

 

[sk8er4life]

give lots of pics!! Thats a cool gun let me know how the clay works.

 

[Adam]

better hope it's sulphur free,

 

[hayato619]

it is sulphur free... and for 50lbs its only 87 bucks ..

Art Chemical Products produces non-drying, non-hardening, no-sulfur modeling clay for a variety of applications. It is non-toxic, sanitary, and odorless. Klean Klay is easy to handle and work with and remains hand-pliable at room temperature. Klean Klay keeps its smooth, firm consistency and retains the shape into which it is molded.

Klean Klay Modeling Clay is a suitable model and mold-making material for:

Cultured Marble Products
Taxidermy
RTV Silicone
Rubber Molding
Product Development Modeling
Fibre Glass Molding
Architectural Modeling
Metal Casting
School Arts & Crafts
Cement Casting
Forensic Models
Claymations and/or Special Effects for Stage or Film

 

[soychilango]

i agree with my cousin that kind of clay sounds reliable i hope we get your report about how it worked xD by the way im new ;D

 

[link4044]

its really soft....i used it to do my iron man helmet

 

[MysticLegend]

Well, I ordered 2 pounds of KleanKlay, and two pounds of Plasteline which should arrive in two more days. I wanted to compare too, but in test batches

(I liked the idea of cheaper clay too ) http://www.sculpturedepot.net/html/clay.htm
I think it'll work though, since they're similar enough. At the very worst, the silicon will stick to the clay a little more.