Porcelain Clay

Porcelain air dry clay offers all the ease, inspiration and enjoyment of regular modeling clay with an elegant, intricate finish as fine as real porcelain. If you've been searching for cold porcelain clay that's simple and sturdy, you've come to the right place.

Whatever your vision, air-dry porcelain clay offers an easy, enjoyable crafting experience and a stunning finished product. Here's what makes Model Air Porcelain Clay so perfect for all your projects: smooth, translucent porcelain-like finish, hard and Durable.

The polymer clay is white and hardens under the influence of air. Roasting of the finished work is not required. If the polymer clay is too dry, add a small amount of water. Ideal for making flowers, dolls, small sculptures and miniature sculptures. Drying gives an even, matte transparency. Drying time - about 24 hours. Porcelain Clay Can be sanded, drilled, carved and painted with acrylic or oil based paints, markers, ink and watercolors. Clay can be colored by adding oil paints and kneading until color is fully incorporated. Packed in airtight packaging.

Instructions for use cold porcelain

• If you want to use cold porcelain, open the package completely. Take off all the plastic and wrap it in a new piece of foil. (spray the foil thinly with baking spray, only with the fresh porcelain)
• If the paste is very moist, you can let it dry a little before use without covering it in the air.
• If it sticks to your rolling pin or cellboard in the beginning, you can rub it with a little grease (baking spray or baby oil) or use a little cornstarch, only if the paste is very moist. Do not use too much of the cornstarch because your porcelain will dry too quickly.
• While working you notice that the porcelain is getting stiffer, it is best to cover the porcelain and pack it safely after use. This way your porcelain remains in optimal condition.
• If you want to use the Porsina faster and don't want to wait until it is a bit drier, you can mix in the Modena: proportion 1 to 4. Then it is immediately firmer to work. Especially in high humidity this is very nice way to use clay.
• Always use white dye in your porcelain, whatever color you make afterwards. If you do not use white, your workpiece will become translucent / glassy and the color pigments will become more difficult and less beautiful afterwards.
• If the porcelain has become a bit dry after frequent rolling out, you can knead a piece of fresh porcelain or a little boiled water.
• Always store your porcelain in an airtight container with a damp cloth, so that you can keep the opened packaging for a long time.

There are different types of Porcelain on the site. Each brand has its own structure, but the basis is the same.