900g Moldable Cosplay Foam Clay

Excellent quality air-drying foam at a reasonable cost. Odorless, pliable, and easy to work with. A few things: Read the instructions and go to the QR code site, as this will give you great tips on getting projects right the first time. I followed the advice of putting the molded clay in the freezer for an hour, then popping out the clay from the silicon molds after. This helped maintain the integrity of the designs. This clay dries virtually weightless and is a great way to add detail without increasing dead load.

Perfect for adding details on 3d Art. I personally used it to define a mask i created for Halloween in 2025. Definitely soft, easy to use and doesnt add much weight -if at all- to the mask, unlike regular air dry clay or paper clay. Once dry, it is very durable, but since it is practically weightless there isnt much worry on it neing damanged.

I have found that if I rub and ball this up between my hands it’s much easier to mold and apply. This is perfect for any cosplay needs. Take about a day to dry and adjust depending on how thick you make with it.

I managed to make some emblems for my upcoming cosplay. It holds details pretty well after drying. It also covers up large holes I had that you can easily smooth it out with sandpaper and a rotary tool, it was the main reason I bought this, and it works perfectly. It dries up hard so it's not great for covering up places that will be bent, but that's with all foam clays. It sticks to EVA foam pretty well and if I messed up, I can easily remove the dried up clay without ripping the foam underneath. A little bit of warning, if you're going to heat the surface with a heat gun, the hardened foam clay will bubble, so make sure you finish detailing your soft foam before adding foam clay. Another thing, with the images, the lighter colors on the foam is the dried up foam clay to fill up some holes, I will be priming this and it should cover up the color differences.

I used the foam clay over an EVA foam base to add depth and texture and it worked amazingly. The initial sculpt was a little bumpy (my fault) but it sanded down beautifully and was very receptive to detail work with my rotary tool. The only issue I had was minor tearing in an area where my foam clay layer was too thin. It's extremely light while also being feeling durable. After I work through this tub I will definitely get more!

This product is easy to use and holds the shape crafted very well. It does have a bit of a **wet** feel to it when you remove the clay from it's bag, unlike some other brands I've used that feel dry at all times. The clay has roughly double the drying time of other foam clay products I have used. So far, the clay has worked exactly as intended, but the drying time is unfortunate as it reduces the chances of using it for the specific project it was intended. Still, it has and will continue (there's a lot of clay in one tub) be used for many craft projects!

I cannot say enough good things about The Foamory's White Magic eva foam clay! I used this combined with eva foam to create this piece for a production of Beauty and the Beast. It is super lightweight and sculpts like a dream. I didn't even need to sand it. I used Modge Podge to seal and prime, artists acrylics to paint and then 2 more coats of MP to finish. The result is a sturdy "makeup" that allows the actor to do his thing without worrying about prosthetics falling off and excess stage makeup to hinder his "transformation" at the end of the show. I used probably 1/6 of the container for the horns, brow/nose and jaw/mouth pieces so it goes a long way. It did take a bit longer for the thicker sections to dry fully but that may be due to the days of rain we had during the sculpting phase. I put it in a room with a dehumidifier and that helped speed up the process. So factor in a few extra days for completion just in case. I would HIGHLY recommend this product to anyone doing costume, cosplay or art projects. It's truly magic!

Fun to use. Easy to mold great value

Easy to use. Spray it with a little water. It will dry out if you don't cover it well.

I have just started getting into cosplay therefore not having all the necessary tools to make intricate props with EVA foam. With this though, I am able to replicate it. It's very soft and moldable like real clay, making it super easy to use. It does take some time to dry, but it is worth it in the end. Will be buying again. My only gripe is that as it dries it tends to "melt" and lose its shape if not propped up properly, but nothing a bit of carving can't fix.

I hand-make my ornaments every Christmas and this stuff is just the best. I used it in my silicone moulds. It takes about 2-3 days to completely dry, depending on the depth of the mould. However once dry you do have to be a bit careful with it. You can gently manipulate it to fit where you’d like, but once it’s completely dried, you may risk breaking it. The great thing about this versus clay or resin is that it is so light! It weighs practically nothing, all the while still giving the effect you’re looking for. In the picture I attached, the foam clay was put into a floral mould and once dried I used a hot glue gun to attach the flower to the ornament. Has such a great effect! Love it so much!

Used model and eva foam all the time for cosplay, so no idea how I didn’t know about this stuff but it’s amazing. So easy to work with, easy to hide and blend seams, sturdy once dry and love that it comes in black! Definitely recommend for cosplayers and the like.

Good product for a decent price works really well for the project I needed it for.