Modeling clay FIMO 8020 by Staedtler, 57 g, Mint colour, single block

FIMO 8020 modeling clay by Staedtler is a 57 g single block of mint-coloured polymer clay formulated for adult crafting and professional hobby work. The clay is a firm, non-sticky material suitable for detailed shaping, modeling and finishing. It can be conditioned by hand or with simple tools and cured following the manufacturer's temperature and time guidelines to produce solid, long-lasting objects for jewelry, miniatures and decorative pieces.

Advantages

FIMO 8020 offers a stable, durable texture that holds fine details and edges during sculpting. The mint colour provides an even, consistent tone that can be blended with other colours or left as a single-shade finish. The clay is easy to knead after conditioning and responds well to tools for carving, texturing and smoothing. Once cured properly, finished pieces remain dimensionally stable and suitable for light wear or display.

Suitable for

• Hand-sculpted figurines and miniatures
• Custom jewelry components such as beads and pendants
• Small decorative objects and gifts
• Model-making details and prototyping

Key specifications

• Weight: 57 g single block
• Material: polymer clay (hardening type)
• Colour: mint
• Texture: firm, non-sticky; holds detail
• Processing: conditionable by hand or tools; suitable for shaping and texturing
• Curing: requires heat curing according to product instructions to achieve final hardness

How to use

Prepare a clean, dry work surface and condition the clay by kneading or rolling until it becomes pliable. Shape the clay using hands, blades, rollers or modelling tools to achieve the desired form and details. For assembled or layered elements, press joints gently to ensure a secure bond. Follow the FIMO 8020 curing instructions for temperature and duration to harden the piece; allow items to cool fully after baking before any additional finishing. After curing, surfaces can be sanded, polished or painted if needed.

Usage recommendations

Work in a well-ventilated area and use a dedicated baking surface or oven when curing polymer clay. Avoid exposing uncured clay to open flames. Store unused clay in a cool, dry place, wrapped to prevent dust and drying. For best results with tools and fine detailing, keep hands and tools clean and conditioned clay at a comfortable working temperature.