What is Different of Water Based Air dry Clay & Oil Based Non Dry Clay?

Type of water-based clay :

Air-dry clay, Cream clay, Wood clay, Resin clay, Foam clay

Feature :

Air dry, Easy to mix color, Easy to clean up, Easy to shape, Nontoxic, Safety.

Air-dry clays are all water-based, although the rest of their ingredients can vary a huge amount as well as the characteristics of each. Many air-dry clays can be made at home, and some can be purchased. Air-dry clays all “dry” to harden because they’re water-based.

If you don't use these types of clay before, you can refer :

introduction of light air dry clay

introduction of air-dry paper clay

introduction of whipped cream clay

introduction of wood clay

introduction of resin cold porcelain clay

introduction of foam bead clay

Type of oil-based clay :

Modeling clay, Modeling clay 12 colors

How to use oil modeling clay?

►Oil clay has a smooth, high plasticity texture and features a low melt

temperature, which can be shaped and molded easily.

► Oil modeling clay usually is used as teaching material. Kneading clay helps to

develop and strengthen the muscles of children's hands and fingers.

►When the modeling clay sets up, it will be firm enough to hold fine detail. It is

suitable for molding prototypes and making sculptures

►Our modeling clay is sulfur-free, which is compatible with platinum silicone molding

compounds.

Difference between water-based clay and oil-based clay

The difference between the two is the water-based clay will be air dry and oil-based clay will not dry and can be reused. All types of clay will vary in softness and hardness due to weather changes. If water-based clay feels a little hard during use, you can add some water to soften it, and oil-based clay can be softened by using a hairdryer.

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