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

Really neat material to use. Sculpts well and generally holds its shape. Does need a little refining during the drying process to maintain sharp edges. The fact you can attach to itself with just water is great. Finished texture was nice took rub'n'buff well. Low odor, drying time was reasonable. Great for cosplay.

I had a ceramic Kitty with a broken ear. I bought this to restructure the ear. It is so soft and has a great texture. It was very good quality. It was easy to shape the ear and it dried perfectly. It's really lightweight and you certainly get a lot of it for the money. Painted it to make sure it was sealed. I don't know if I had to do that or not but I did it anyway. It certainly was a wonderful value and my kitty looks cute.

I ended up ordering two of these for my cosplay project, it was super easy to mold and shape around my mask and sword, thank goodness the results are very lightweight! it's easy to paint over after it dries and is primed with a bit of Mod Podge. Id advise you to not let it touch anything or parts of other pieces with the clay on it or it will stick together, other than that, highly recommend!!

I have been trying to find a product that I could use to repair sneaker foam outsoles and decided to take a gamble and test this out. It’s amazing! Just put a couple of drops of water in a pinch of the foam clay and then start to press and sculpt onto the issue area of the foam. It’s a science and an art as you do have to be able to look as though it is part of the shoe to look nice. I feel in the worn part of the shoe with the foam then use the other shoe to stamp the grip design onto the foam. Wait about 40-60min to do the stamping. Also, if you put too much on its ok as it shrinks a bit during the drying process and you can always sand any extra off when it’s dry. To make sure the foam stays in place, i spray it with either a matte or gloss clear enamel. I added additional foam to areas that never had it on my Nike outsoles and they are actually much more comfortable and have more “bounce” to them. This is a truly affordable and easy way to get more life out of your shoes! Also, if you’re a fixer/maker type of person you may find yourself looking around your house for things to “enhance”. I’ve made custom grips for about anything I can at my house. I left no handle unfoamed… this stuff is too much fun. This is a must have for makers, crafters, DYIers, at any age. Buy it you must!

Was hesitant to buy but glad I did. Easy to use to fill in gaps on cosplay props, classroom projects and much more.