Foam Clay Air Dry Foam Modeling Clay - Cosplay Soft Clay for Slime Add Ins, Molding Clay for Sculpting with Eva Foam - 300 Gram Black Air Dry Clay

This stuff is so cool! We used it on a science project to lay over a mountain we built. It’s very soft but dries sturdy. Super easy to mold. Once it’s dry it takes spray paint like a champ when other things melt. It’s not sticky but it sticks where you want it to. Like this stuff is good! But if you need it for a large project it would probably be better to get a larger bucket. We made due with the small on a fairly large mountain by spreading it thin. But would have been easier to do with a bigger size. It’s a decent value for the money. But I found some at Michael’s that was about half price haha. Thought about testing to see if it was exactly the same. Cause bucket and all matched just not the label. But I had no project to use it on. This worked perfectly for what I needed it on.

Super easy to use. Was very soft and pliable. Fun for kids projects. Drys within 24 hors and is very lightweight. Quality is amazing it comes in a large container so it's easy to store, as well as separate bags so it doesn't go bad. It's functionality for projects is perfect you can sand it, carve it, even paint it. It's very versatile. Love this product, would recommend it for cosplayers.

Best purchase of 2025. Kids made tons of masks and cosplay features. Excellent quality and super easy to use.

Great but IMPOSSIBLE to turn into mud for blending seams

LOVE this stuff! A little goes a long way, so as small as this tub is, don't let it fool you! I used maybe half a tub to make this mask. All the black parts are EVA foam, the white parts are the sculpt foam. I recommend doing your projects in layers and letting them dry for 24-48 hours to really let the foam harden really well. If you want to add a layer of it, just wet with water and spread more over it. It can also be heat formed, sanded, or dremeled down. Only downside is that it dries a bit smaller than when it's wet, so when doing detail work, you may lose some details after it's dried. Expect to sand or dremel the details back in. After it dried I sprayed with Plastidip and spray painted, and then I used acrylic paint for details and sealed with a weather proof sealant. Dried perfectly and is super durable. I will DEFINITIVELY be using this for all my future projects!

I love this stuff. When you eat to add an embossed look to warbla, this works great! You HAVE TO make sure it is air tight when not in use because it will harden and become unusable. Light weight and and doesn't feel super sticky. It's easy to use, and dries without cracking. If you use it on a cosplay that may get wet, be sure to seal it with a product like Plasti-dip

My main complaint is that it came half dried out already. It was still malleable enough that I could stretch it a bunch and make it soft again, but it was annoying to have to do that. I will say, it's a lot denser than some other clay foams I've used before, which is nice for some projects, but it's not what I'd recommend for first time users.

Foam clay has its reputation for not holding up light detail well and size overall when drying, this is very true with this clay. The teeth on the mask were originally a bit, as well as the nose. However, this sorta played out in my favor anyways. I’d say there’s probably a 2-3 millimeter difference, so I didn’t mind the change. I also carved details, when doing so, I forgot to account for the paint— In the end, some stuff didn’t stand out, though it still did just enough that the light still catches it depending on the environment. Overall, my favorite part about this clay that is not expected— Was how easy it was to sculpt, it was a bit sticky, but so smooth to work with, I could make a little go a long way. This especially came in handy when sculpting small bones for the chains. I grabbed a wad of foam clay, and sculpted it over a portion of a plastic straw cut to length. I did this with the intent to make the bones more solid, it worked out perfectly. This was recommended to me— And I definitely recommend it. (The shipping was fast, which is another lil’ bonus.) Cosplay is The Lich from Adventure Time, made in 2 weeks for Halloween.

Can be molded in to any shape and dries rock hard. Light weight material can be used for hundreds of projects. I used it to make silcone moulds to pour acrylic resin!

It was fully dry and not useable :( sadly

I bought this foam clay, to make a cosplay item for my granddaughter I opened the package and took a small sample out to so that I could workout how it was going to mould and experience the drying time, I immediately closed the air tight bag and replaced it in the tub provided. The sample I took was about the size of a piece of chewing gum no more and the sample would not mould as it had the same constancy as chewing gum, I then left it to dry more than 24hrs and it did not do anything. Still the same, This must have been a faulty batch and at over £18.00 was a complete waste of money, please do not buy this product.

Se travail bien, séchage rapide sans trop rétrécir, se pâli bien avec de la clay blanche.

The clay arrived sealed but not moldable. I basically received a cylinder of squishy rubber.