Pepy Air Dry Clay

The Dry Modeling Clay is easy to work with and holds detail well. It starts soft and is simple to shape by hand or over an armature. I had no trouble smoothing the surface, and it dried evenly within a day. Once dry, the piece felt solid with very little shrinkage or warping. The texture was fine enough for painting after light sanding. There is a noticeable smell while working, so I used it in a well-ventilated space. I also noticed a bit of residue on my hands, but it washed off with soap and water. Overall, this clay met my expectations and worked well for my small sculpture project. I would use it again for similar work.

Really nice clay. I bought this to repair a pottery vase. It molded well,dried fast and was easy to use and paint. The quality of the clay was great and I twas very easy ro use. It seems durable.

Great clay to work with. I do crafts with a 7 year old and it was easy to handle and roll out. Not like the air dry clay. It does leave a chalky white residue on hands but, washes off.

I loved the quality. The clay gets stuck to your hands though and I didn't like the smell. The drying time is pretty fast. It's a beautiful white color. It's a good value over all. Pretty heavy. Performed well.

Good quality clay, dries nicely. It’s lightweight and easy to use. It doesn’t smell the greatest but that kind of goes away after it dries.

Love this clay. Easy to use.

I typically use Das air dry clay. But I decided to try a different brand. The prices are essentially the same. This clay is easy to soften out of the package but quickly starts to dry as you are sculpting. Water is definitely your friend! It also has a pretty strong smell. Almost chemical in nature. Over all a decent product for a beginner or for smaller sculptures. Dries quickly and I noticed that it cracks a little bit and wrinkles as well. Not bad for the price though.

Softer than the other clay I've used, but the residue on my fingers wasn't a bad trade for a clay that smells like fruit punch. I will be buying again.