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SKU:PRX-108
25 or 50 grams
Made in USA
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Project X .960 Flex Silver Clay boasts an extended working time, pliability after drying and carbon-less firing, allowing you to shape, refine and fire your creations with ease.
Project X .960 Flex Silver Clay will remain slightly bendable after drying in open air. Dry, open air, for at least 30 minutes before proceeding with bending. Heat at 300°F/148°C for 30 minutes to harden the clay. Heat at 300°F/148°C for 30 minutes before firing the clay to ensure no moisture remains.
Project X .960 Silver Clay delivers an ultra-high polish, giving your jewelry a professional and refined finish.
Project X .960 Flex Silver Clay offers long working time, pliability after drying, an ultra-high polish, and remarkable bendability after firing.
The clay needs to be compressed/kneaded when opening. Check out the video to watch how. Project X is different than the other clays on the market and should be used slightly differently. Do not add water to the clay when opening fresh clay as this breaks down the binder. Instead, roll the clay very thin a few times. This compresses the clay and activates the binders.
Made in North Carolina, USA, by Clay Revolution.
Specifications:
Composition: .999 silver powder (approximately 86%), copper powder ( approximately 4%), water and binder
Color: Pickle white
Shrinkage: 24-28%
Firing Options:
1,600°F/815°C for 1 hour to achieve highest hardness and maximum durability. Fire in a kiln on a ceramic or fiber shelf.
Project X .960 Flex Silver Clay will remain slightly bendable after drying in open air. Dry, open air, for at least 30 minutes before proceeding with bending. Heat at 300°F/148°C for 30 minutes to harden the clay. Heat at 300°F/148°C for 30 minutes before firing the clay to ensure no moisture remains.
Melting point: 1,640°F/893°C
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Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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"Three shrinkage rate being so high on this clay makes it a terrible choice for items that need to dry in their mold--it will crack. But the benefits of prolonged work time without drying out and the greenware flexibility make it ideal for other applications. Kim"
— Dixie F. (4/5)
"I found this clay difficult to work. After preparing it and activating the binders it was still a very firm clay. Seemed to dry quickly = short working time. When drying on a hotplate ally pieces curled and looked like potato chips. I didn't find any flexibility in the dried clay as it just broke. I won't be repurchasing."
— Jo A. (1/5)
"It was pretty hard when received but after working awhile became pliable. So makes it not the best for teaching due to extra time"
— Marlene B. (4/5)
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