Moldable Cosplay Foam Clay Skin Colors (300g) – High Density and Quality for Intricate Designs | Air Dries to Perfection for Cutting with a Knife or Rotary Tool, Sanding or Shaping

Everything thing I learned about foam clay said it was super sticky. I didn't have that issue with this stuff at all. It stuck well where I put it, but it didn't become a problem on my hands. I actually put off using it for a while cause I wasn't prepared for a mess, but this cleans up very easily.

I bought this for building my Senshi helmet cosplay, and I still have 75 percent left. Stuff is great, it dries without cracking and can be spray painted easily. I highly recommend this product I bought the 3.3 lbs and it has lasted. It is squishy if you layer it and it can apply to Eva foam with just a little water.

Awesome cosplay foam clay!! taking it out of the package, it feels a bit like silly putty. i recommend kneading it very well (stretching it out and folding it on itself several times, until it's warmed up) I didn't do too good a job of flattening it, but it can do so very well - I was just in a hurry. It sands VERY well! I used a dremel, though regular sandpaper works as well - just takes a while to sand. It's important to note that it doesn't stay up on its own, this stuff works best when putting it on a base. I used upholstery foam. It doesn't stick too well before it dries, so I used a tiny bit of hot glue here and there to keep it in place. Once it dries it sticks perfect! Spray paint also works very well on it! I didn't even get through the entire package, i still have about 1/3 of it left for this giant cosplay skull i did. HIGHLY recommend this stuff. Important to note; this stuff takes a while to dry fully! I'd give it 3 full days before working on sanding or painting it. The thinner it is, the quicker it dries, though.

Edited April 2024 to reflect a con that I found. I've been using this foam clay for a cosplay for about a month or so now. It's definitely lightweight, very moldable, and can be easy to work with if you know what you're doing. Depending on how thick your piece is, it can take a while for it to dry too. Here are the pros and cons I've found so far: Pros: - Becomes more lightweight when dry - Can add a little water when it starts to dry out to make it more pliable - Easily sandable - Easy to work with - Takes molds pretty well - put your clay in your mold and stick it in the freezer for at least few hours. Take it out and immediately pop it out of your mold, and leave it to dry Cons (with some workarounds): - Brittle when fully dry - your piece will likely break if you try to flex it too much, and it doesn't really have the same flexibility as EVA foam does. I've found brushing at least couple of coats of Flexbond will help make it flex when it's dry. (White school glue may also be an alternative, but I am not 100% sure) (April 2024 update: A few months after applying some Flexbond, I've found that it is still brittle. I don't recommend using this foam clay for pieces that will need to flex) - Shrinks when dry - if you're trying to make precisely sized pieces, it does shrink a little bit. I've had to make test pieces to see how much it shrinks, and size some patterns accordingly - Flattens out a bit while drying - instead of using EVA foam to make some beveled strips for armor, I tried using the foam clay to make them instead. After shaping them and leaving them to dry, I noticed the sides kind of deflate and flatten out, losing a little bit of height and shape. I've had to reshape it with my fingers every once in a while, but I don't know if babysitting my piece as it dries is something I want to do. Overall I think this gets the job done, but depending on what you're trying to do with the clay, you'll have to make adjustments.

I bought this white foam clay specifically because I wanted to turn a plain plastic pumpkin into an old-fashioned, vintage-style Halloween pumpkin, and I had such a good time working with it. This was definitely a time-consuming project because I added and shaped all of the facial details by hand, but the clay was very easy to mold, smooth, press, and build up where I needed more dimension. I was able to create the large eyes, eyebrows, nose, cheeks, and big vintage-style grin exactly the way I had pictured them. Once everything dried, I painted the entire pumpkin, and I was honestly so happy with the finished result. The clay gave me enough flexibility to really sculpt the personality into the face instead of just decorating the surface of the pumpkin. This would be wonderful for Halloween props, cosplay pieces, ornaments, sculptures, school projects, and all kinds of DIY crafts. If you enjoy making things by hand and don’t mind spending a little time on the details, this clay gives you so many creative possibilities. My pumpkin took some patience, but it was absolutely worth it. I had so much fun making it, and now I’m already thinking about what I want to sculpt next! 🎃🧡

In my wild hair projects, I tend to jump in before I'm fully prepared and while I was trying to build my Amanita Mushroom-shaped dollhouse, I'd already begun the project before I even began to consider what I was going to shape the exterior with. I wanted something lightweight, smooth and malleable, and for a while, I was considering papier mache or air-dry clay, but both of those are bulkier and heavier than I wanted. I searched for different materials and came across a cosplayer making something with foam clay. I thought it was a brilliant option and I was not wrong. To work with, it has the feel of soft marshmallow, but without the stickiness. I created a basic armature over the wood and framing with aluminum foil. I used the foam clay directly on that for the stem of the mushroom. It's really cool how it applies in a textured fashion, but sort of puffs up a little and smooths when it dries. The smoother you make it as you apply it, the smoother it will make itself after drying. I put two coats on each surface. For an even smoother surface for the mushroom cap, I added hat mulling, which is in essence, a thin sheet of wool or poly filler one uses to quilt with. I glued that onto the foil armature, and then applied the foam clay over that. It made for a nice, unblemished surface. It dries slightly harder than neoprene. It has a little give. It's sandable, paintable and super-versatile for a craft product. I can think of so many applications you can use it for. From costuming and cosplay, to models, miniatures, toy making and so much more. Excellent product. Totally recommend! It's not cheap. For the amount you get, it seems a little expensive. I had to use two tubs for this project.

An absolute must for cosplayers! The versatility and value for the money is exquisite! Being able to add texture to my Sylvanas bow for cosplay took it to a whole new level! Great quantity as well.

I'd like to give this 3.5 stars. Pros: affordable compared to similar products; great for thick pieces (see photo); excellent for casual/kid crafter. Cons: needs conditioning before use or product will be stringy; thinner pieces tend to curl when air-drying (see photo); QR code needs specific app to work, which I would not download for security reasons. Overall, this is good for casual crafts. If you are making heavy armor pieces, invest in a higher-quality product.

el producto llego en excelente tiempo y es de mucha utilidad

Fast delivery, good amount and quality.Depending on thickness it takes 24-36 hours to fully dry.It expends when it dries and shinks when fully hardened so most small details erase.However, sculpting details at half dried stage solve most of that.You can also sand it when it is fully dried.Very lightweight but sturdy and flexible if slim.Absorbs paint well, but be delicate if doing many layer, it can smudge!Perfect for costume making or trinkets crafters, as myself.It is my second buy!

Best product to work on detail

I loved this product, and I am happy that I found this. I have been using regular clay to make crafts and they’re heavy and crack at times. But this is light weight and easy to deal with. Does not have any smell as well. I wanted to create some intricate Tanjore style craft and this helped! Came out well.

this is the second bag I buy, the first time I bought it, I got the black one, it was really humid and sticky to my fingers, I had to play with it a bit to remove air bubbles and make it less sticky, I was happy with the product, I could leave it a bit on the side while I would be working on my mask and it would still be ok, this second bag I bought is the gray one, it's less humid and sticky, I thought there was a hole, but I didn't see any holes in the package, so I have less time to work with it than the other one, but it's still usable, it's why I leave 4 stars, it's not exactly the same but still very similar, and I can work around it if I add a bit of water. All in all, great product, if you use it for a big piece, either do layers so the material can dry or leave it for an extended period of time, if it's for smaller pieces, it can have great details, yes it expends a bit and doing so removes some details, but you can prevent it if you plan on adding a thin layer on top of first I use it for shaping mask made of EVA and it's great and after 3 years I used all of my 1.5 k