Modeling clay Staedtler FIMO 8021 Chocolate 454 g

FIMO modeling clay in Chocolate color (454 g) is a versatile polymer clay supplied as a single block suitable for hand shaping, stamping and fine detail work. The clay remains soft and workable at room temperature, allowing gradual sculpting and reworking. After curing in a home oven, pieces become firm and durable while retaining color and surface detail. This product is intended for hobbyists, modelers and craft professionals who need a reliable brown tone for figurines, jewelry, miniatures and decorative elements.

Advantages

The clay offers consistent texture and uniform color throughout the block, enabling even mixing and blending when combining with other tones or additives. It is easy to condition by kneading, does not crumble during normal handling and holds impressions clearly for textures and stamps. Once baked according to instructions, the material achieves stable dimensional properties and a smooth finish that accepts sanding, painting and varnishing.

Suitable for

• Figurine and miniature sculpting
• Jewelry components, beads and pendants
• Modeling decorative elements and embellishments
• Prototyping small parts and craft projects

Key specifications

• Material type: Polymer modelling clay
• Color: Chocolate brown
• Net weight: 454 g (single block)
• Working state: Soft and malleable at room temperature
• Cures in a domestic oven to a firm, sandable finish
• Surface: Smooth texture that accepts surface finishing

How to use

Condition the clay by kneading until it becomes uniformly soft and pliable. Shape the material by hand or with tools, combine colors if needed and create the desired forms. Place finished pieces on a heat-resistant tray and cure in a preheated domestic oven following the manufacturer's temperature and time guidelines for polymer clay. Allow pieces to cool completely before handling, sanding or applying paint and varnish.

Usage recommendations

Work on a clean, non-porous surface and use a dedicated blade or tool for cutting to avoid contamination. When blending colors, test a small sample and bake a trial piece to verify color and hardness. Observe ventilation when curing and follow oven safety practices; avoid direct contact between the clay and oven racks. Store unused clay wrapped to prevent drying and dust contamination.