Ranger QuickCure Clay 16oz

WOW! This stuff is amazing! Once it’s dry it reminds me of a piece of stone. If you need to make a repair, it does so seamlessly. I used a little tiny bit of water to do a repair, it made the clay stick a little better.When creating a piece, it’s fascinating to watch the heat literally crawl across the piece as it sets. The thing I like the best? It won’t air dry.

I’m a high school art teacher and saw this clay displayed at the 2019 NAEA National Art Conference in Boston, MA this past March. It doesn’t dry until it’s set by a heat gun. I used it for an art project for my advanced students. We bonded a hardcover sketchbook. I’m so proud of my art students. The only drawback is the smell, especially during drying. We opened the door during the drying process, which helped a lot.

Love this clay...the package needs to state in Large Print...Use With Gloves!!! My hands were burning I had to scrub with soap and water twice!! Other than that great product!

I just have to say.... THIS QUICK CURE CLAY IS AMAZING! I recently tried it when I needed to add a heart to a shadow box and just couldn't find one I was happy with. I remembered I had purchased this but had not been able to try it out. Let me pause here and say, I have Rheumatoid arthritis so it is hard for me to work with clay because of my hands. This clay was VERY EASY for me to work with. It was very soft and pliable right out of the bag. I was able to make the heart by hand (took about 15 minutes), cure it with my heat gun in about 5 minutes, let it cool and then add alcohol inks and a sealer to it all in about a half hour (probably less) tops!!

This clay is fantastic and fun to work with. You can see a finished project of an elephant. Follow safety precautions and wear nitrile gloves. You can also get great tips on YouTube to work with this material.

I sculpt with a variety of clay types. I really like this clay. It is very strong and easy to use.

It's a nice concept but I honestly struggled with getting it to cure and had major issues with texture when they cured possibly due trapped air. Like I said- I loved the concept of curing on demand and also loved that it cures rock hard but it was too much work to sand when my sculptures were distorted from curing so I will not likely continue using it for projects that are ornamental or when hand sculpting- I believe others have told me that if you are using a mold you can cure right in the mold and I suspect that would be a better application as well.

I was excited to try this. I ordered it and when I flipped the package over to read the instructions, I was met with a terrifying set of warnings including that it might cause bone marrow or liver damage. (In addition to needing ventilation, don't touch it with your skin, may cause eye irritation, or allergies.)I sent it back unopened. Had I seen those warnings on the package before I ordered it, I wouldn't have ordered it. So I wanted to share the back of the package for those who might also want to be aware before ordering.