I think Monster Clay is the best solution I've seen so far, but here is what I want.
A clay I don't have to bake or put in a kiln, but something I can work with before it hardens.
I live in a really hot and humid climate, so will monster clay just melt if I try to use it in the garage?
I like regular clay in the sense of wetting it, but I like the sulfur free model clays because they don't get gunky.
But I want it to be a clay I can make a mold easily and pull out the original from the mold without damaging both. If it's a soft clay I don't mind cleaning out the mold before I do a casting.
Can I easily do brush on molds with Monster Clay?
A clay I don't have to bake or put in a kiln, but something I can work with before it hardens.
I live in a really hot and humid climate, so will monster clay just melt if I try to use it in the garage?
I like regular clay in the sense of wetting it, but I like the sulfur free model clays because they don't get gunky.
But I want it to be a clay I can make a mold easily and pull out the original from the mold without damaging both. If it's a soft clay I don't mind cleaning out the mold before I do a casting.
Can I easily do brush on molds with Monster Clay?