A soft and pliable modelling clay which air dries, it is non toxic, made from natural materials and manipulates as a natural clay with water and tools. As with clay, the No Fire Clay must be worked with water, keeping the clay moist. Do not over work the clay. The easiest and cleanest way to do this is to have pieces of foam rubber saturated with water on the work table. If the clay shows any signs of cracking when being worked, just moisten fingers on the foam and work the moisture back into the clay. No Fire Clay will keep in the plastic airtight bucket it is packed in, make sure the lid is securely replaced when not in use. It will take approximately one week to ten days to dry in room temperature. When dry it can be painted with Chromacryl or Vipond. No Fire Clay is ideal for schools without a kiln, or use as an introduction to clay modelling. 10 litres.
 
Air Drying Clay – Joining Techniques

Option 1: Score each surface of the pieces to be joined together. Press firmly together.
Option 2: Smooth together surfaces that are to be joined, this can also be done by adding a coil.