Cleanclay, can't find it locally, what about Modeling Clay?

OdysseySlipways · Post by **OdysseySlipways** » Wed Oct 01, 2008 8:34 pm

i find myself needing more clay than what I have on hand to finish prepping a mold. I thought I saw cleanclay at either Micheal's or AC Moore, but i find today that neither have it. i did pick up a packet of Modeling lay by Van Aken as it stays soft and won't harden when backed, but haven't nuked it yet to make it more plyable.

anyone ever use this modeling Clay by Van Aken?

anyone have any other ideas where i might find Cleanclay for sale locally?

Kylwell · Post by **Kylwell** » Wed Oct 01, 2008 9:01 pm

The Van Aken is what I've used. It's sulfur free so should be ok.

Stu Pidasso · Post by **Stu Pidasso** » Wed Oct 01, 2008 9:33 pm

I bought a TON of clean clay at (get this) a school supply store at me local mall. It was like $1.99 for a pound pkg. If you want some, PM me, I'll pick some up for you. Comes in like 5 different colors too.

Stu Pidasso · Post by **Stu Pidasso** » Thu Oct 02, 2008 11:18 am

Here's some pics of the stuff I have.

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16 oz. boxes, and they have like 6 different colors. I got tan. They have red, yellow, blue, green, tan, white, and I think brown.

The name of the store was Holcomb's The Know Place. It's like an elemetary school teacher's supply store.

Anyone needs this stuff, let me know. I'll only charge what I pay for the clay + postage. Don't forget: They are 1 pound bricks each.

OdysseySlipways · Post by **OdysseySlipways** » Thu Oct 02, 2008 3:02 pm

blue sounds good, i guess 6 packets of the stuff (npt olike i'll use them all a once anytime soon, but for that price, it can't hurt to have them.