Sulfer free clay besides monster makers for mold making?

[MermaidIndie]

So I'm taking on the challenge of a full latex tail and was wondering what other kinds of clay would be alright to use for sculpting my fluke besides monster makers


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[Seatan]

Plastalina is one.

http://shop.hobbylobby.com/products/yellow-plastalina-modeling-clay-553388/

[MermaidIndie]

I'll look Into it, thanks!


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[MermaidIndie]

I just came across a clay called Marblex self hardening clay but it doesn't say anywhere if it's sulfer free or not, has anyone seen it before


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[PearlieMae]

Marblex is an air-dry clay and it's WATER based. Bye bye resin/Shell Shock.

Have you tried searching the Tail Making Threads yet?

[MermaidIndie]

Yea I've come across monster makers quite a lot and plastalina


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[MermaidIndie]

I found some clay at micheals, it's water based natural clay but I wasn't planning on using shell shock, will this work for my fluke sculpt? http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/07/17/4aruvu5e.jpg


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[Yulia]

If you don't cover it with plastic it will dry out, and if so, you can't really re-wet it.

[PearlieMae]

It also depends on what you are going to use to make your mold. Plaster? Resin?

Plus, I don't know if sulphUr has anything to do with the cure inhibition of LATEX. It reacts badly with SILICONE.

Have you even bothered to look at the tailmaking threads?

[MermaidIndie]

I have been reading the threads as much as possible, I got confused it's a lot of information to try and understand. I'm really just trying to make sure I don't mess it up


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