Super Sculpey Beige 55g – Polymer Clay for Sculpting
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Super Sculpey Beige 55g – Polymer Clay for Sculpting
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Product overview
Super Sculpey Beige is the soft professional-grade clay in Polyform's sculpting range, packed here as a 55 g Test Size for one small figure or a first trial before moving to the 454 g block. It stays workable on the bench because it does not air-dry, then hardens only when baked at 130 °C for 15 minutes per 6 mm of thickness. The semi-translucent beige material is intended for detailed sculptures, miniatures, maquettes and dolls, and is also used for animation models.
- Condition the clay by kneading it until the block becomes consistently soft and ready for detailed shaping.
- Fine tool marks remain visible rather than filling back in after the surface has been worked.
- Once baked, the sculpture can be carved, sanded, drilled and painted with water-based acrylics.
- Fresh clay can be added to an already-baked section before the piece is returned to the oven.
- The material is 100% sulphur free, which matters when a sculpt may become a master for platinum-cure silicone because sulphur contamination can inhibit that rubber's cure.
Notes · Q & A
How do I bake polymer clay safely at home?
Use a conventional or toaster oven, follow the temperature and time printed on the clay's packaging, and keep the room well ventilated. An oven thermometer is useful because the dial may not match the temperature inside; overheating can darken, crack or damage the piece.
What does conditioning polymer clay mean?
Conditioning means warming, rolling and working the clay until it becomes evenly flexible and ready to shape. Properly conditioned clay blends more cleanly, accepts detail more consistently and is less likely to retain stiff or crumbly areas inside the finished form.
Can oven-bake clay be baked in stages?
Many polymer clays can be baked more than once, which is useful when building a sculpture in sections or adding detail to a hardened base. Follow the instructions for the specific clay, and avoid rebaking over paints, glazes or added materials unless they are suitable for the oven.
How can I finish polymer clay after baking?
Let the piece cool fully before sanding, carving or drilling it. Many oven-bake clays accept water-based acrylic paint, but check the maker's instructions and test unfamiliar paints or coatings on a spare baked sample before applying them to the finished model.
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If you're not happy with your purchase, contact us within 30 days for a full refund or exchange. Items must be unused and in original packaging.
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Technical specifications
Product details
Brand
Super Sculpey
Product code
9010
Type
Polymer Clay
Shipping weight
240 g
Colour
Beige
Barcode
8436554365098
Composition & curing
Chemistry
Oven-hardening PVC modelling material
Hardness
Soft
Bake temperature
130 °C
Bake time (per 6 mm)
15 min
Dimensions & contents
Net weight
55 g
Product
Super Sculpey Beige 55g – Polymer Clay for Sculpting
Code (proj)
9010
Ship. weight
240 g
Brand
Super Sculpey
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