CALPALMY 3.3 lbs Moldable Cosplay Foam Clay (White) – High Density and Hiqh Quality for Intricate Designs | Air Dries to Perfection for Cutting with a Knife or Rotary Tool, Sanding or Shaping

I loved this product, and I am happy that I found this. I have been using regular clay to make crafts and they’re heavy and crack at times. But this is light weight and easy to deal with. Does not have any smell as well. I wanted to create some intricate Tanjore style craft and this helped! Came out well.

This stuff is the best. Easy to mold and craft with to produce costume props and components. You can mix colors together, or paint with a decent primer. Hell, you can even mix other substances into it to change the final consistency. However, there are a few warnings I must give for using this! First, store DRY after mixing with a small amount of water. It can grow moldy. Second, when dried, it has less durability and more rigidity than EVA foam. It will dent if you hit something, it is NOT flexible, use Cosclay if you need flexibility and high durability. Third, it’s very heavy wet compared to dry, which you have to account for when molding it. Fourth, you need a good primer or else any paint will crack or chip, and you should only paint when dry and mostly set. Fifth, if you get any color besides white, the color can leech into the water used to mix in.

I got this clay as a first time animal suit maker--I'm making a Wendigo outfit for Halloween--and I needed to make adjustments to the skull I got commissioned, as well as the claws I ordered. Neither have come in yet, so I decided to test the clay out by making the paw pads for the claw hands. Easy to work with, stayed moist and malleable even after being left alone for a little while as I ate, and continued to be workable throughout the entire process. I left it overnight to dry, and to my pleasant surprise, it not only DIDN'T shrink, but puffed up just a bit! Which is excellent for what I need, considering they're going to be buried in faux fur. But the best part? It didn't lose shape or details when it puffed up. Those all remained the same. And I wasn't even aiming for details myself, considering I'll be sanding these down to smooth them out. I'll also be painting them! Anyways, I'm buying more for future projects. This stuff is honestly great, and for the price, it's an absolute steal. If you're thinking about getting this, I recommend you absolutely do.

Awesome cosplay foam clay!! taking it out of the package, it feels a bit like silly putty. i recommend kneading it very well (stretching it out and folding it on itself several times, until it's warmed up) I didn't do too good a job of flattening it, but it can do so very well - I was just in a hurry. It sands VERY well! I used a dremel, though regular sandpaper works as well - just takes a while to sand. It's important to note that it doesn't stay up on its own, this stuff works best when putting it on a base. I used upholstery foam. It doesn't stick too well before it dries, so I used a tiny bit of hot glue here and there to keep it in place. Once it dries it sticks perfect! Spray paint also works very well on it! I didn't even get through the entire package, i still have about 1/3 of it left for this giant cosplay skull i did. HIGHLY recommend this stuff. Important to note; this stuff takes a while to dry fully! I'd give it 3 full days before working on sanding or painting it. The thinner it is, the quicker it dries, though.

I bought this for building my Senshi helmet cosplay, and I still have 75 percent left. Stuff is great, it dries without cracking and can be spray painted easily. I highly recommend this product I bought the 3.3 lbs and it has lasted. It is squishy if you layer it and it can apply to Eva foam with just a little water.