Polymer Modelling Clay
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Polymer Modelling Clay
Polymer modelling clay, also known as oven-bake clay, is a type of synthetic clay that can be molded and shaped into various forms before being baked in an oven to harden. It is made from a combination of PVC resin, plasticizer, and pigment, which gives it its unique properties. Polymer modelling clay is a versatile material that is popular among artists, hobbyists, and children due to its ease of use and ability to create intricate designs. Polymer modelling clay is available in a wide range of colors and can be mixed together to create custom shades. It is also available in different textures, such as matte, glossy, and metallic. The clay can be shaped using a variety of tools, including sculpting knives, rollers, and molds. Once the desired shape is achieved, the clay is baked in an oven at a specific temperature and time, depending on the brand and thickness of the clay. After baking, the clay becomes hard and durable, making it suitable for a variety of applications. Polymer modelling clay is commonly used for creating jewelry, figurines, and home decor items. It is also used in stop-motion animation and special effects in the film industry. Due to its versatility and durability, polymer modelling clay has become a popular choice for artists and crafters of all skill levels.
synthetic clay, oven-bake, PVC resin, plasticizer, pigment
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