Air Drying Clay


Buff Air Hardening Clay 12.5kg Grey clay which dries hard when exposed to air without cracking, so it is suitable for fine detail work. When dry, it can be sanded to shape, painted and varnished. Can be fired from 1100 to 1260°C. 1-3 Bags 4-19 Bags 20+ Bags


11.50


10.40 each 9.35 each


Newclay 12.5 Kg The oirginal Newclay (i.e. not Nova Clay). Newclay is an off-white nylon reinforced clay. Hardens when exposed to air. Can also be fired at 1000°C. Per bag


15.95 each


Newclay Hardener Powder that can be mixed with water (100g: 1 litre) and applied to dry New Clay moulds to harden the work. The degree of hardness can be further enhanced by baking at 200°C. 454g


8.75


Newclay Gloss Serves as an adhesive for bonding and an undercoat for painting. 625g


Newclay Wire An aluminium wave wire. Each strip: 33cm length, 1.5mm thick. 40 strips


10.55


5.67


Air Dough A lightweight pliable compound that air hardens in 24hrs. For large pieces, it is possible to work in sections and then glue them together. Before drying, decorative materials can be inserted such as: feathers, pipe cleaners etc. When dry, the piece can be painted using poster paint or acrylics. 1.25kg tub


6 tubs [save 6.00]


17.95 16.95 each 29 Order on-line @ www.cregalart.ie


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