Modeling clay Staedtler FIMO 8021 Black 454 g 1 pc

FIMO 8021 Black modeling clay by Staedtler is a versatile, oven-hardening polymer clay supplied as a 454 g single block. The formulation enables smooth, even shaping and holds fine surface detail during sculpting. After curing in a household oven the material becomes rigid and retains its color and form, making it suitable for functional and decorative pieces that require long-term dimensional stability.

Advantages

This black polymer clay offers a consistent texture that is soft enough for hand molding yet firm enough to preserve sculpted details. It blends well with other FIMO colors and can be sanded, drilled, painted, or finished after baking. The 454 g mass provides extended working time for larger projects and reduces the need to join multiple smaller blocks during construction.

Suitable for

• Hand-sculpted miniatures and figurines
• Jewellery components like beads and pendants
• Decorative elements for home accessories and models
• Prototyping small parts and artistic details

Key specifications

• Material type: oven-hardening polymer clay (plasticine category)
• Color: black
• Net weight: 454 g (single piece)
• Workability: smooth texture, suitable for hand shaping and tool use
• Curing: hardens when baked in a standard home oven according to manufacturer temperature/time guidelines

How to use

Knead the clay until it reaches an even, pliable consistency before shaping. Use hand tools, rolling pins, cutters, or molds to form the desired shape. For layered or joined parts, press seams firmly and smooth transitions. Place finished pieces on a baking tray protected with parchment paper or a non-stick surface and bake in a preheated household oven following the manufacturer's recommended temperature and time for polymer clay of this type. Allow parts to cool fully to reach final hardness before handling, finishing, or decorating.

Usage recommendations

Work on a clean, non-porous surface and avoid exposing the clay to open flames or direct heat sources. If using paints or varnishes after baking, test adhesion on a small sample. Store unused clay in airtight packaging to prevent drying and contamination.