Cosclay 101: Reconditioning Stiff Polymer Clay | Cosclay

COSCLAY 101 #CreateWithConfidence
Don't throw your old clay away!
Immediately after production, Cosclay is quite soft depending on the grade. After a short while, freshly made clay will begin to settle into its specific density. All polymer clays need to be conditioned for best use. Having clay that appears crumbly at first is normal. Blocks of Cosclay can be chopped up and added to a glass bowl food chopper/processor. The friction of the food processor will warm the clay and soften it quickly. The resulting warm material can be placed in a pasta machine to make various sheet sizes for use in your creations. We've found this to be the fastest and most efficient way to recondition larger amounts of firm Cosclay.
Materials used in this video:
Electric Food Chopper with Glass Bowl: bit.ly/CCFoodC...
Pasta Machine: bit.ly/CCPasta...
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[@Jt9112210JpT]

The instrumental has no business being that fire 🔥🔥

[@Thewrittenwordremain]

Thank you for making a channel! Though newsletters are good, most art is learned through demonstration.

[@DocTinfoil]

GREAT instructional Arnold♥ Shall try this on our stuff tonight!

[@relishingrelish2718]

i have an older block of clay that used to be soft and now is super hard, how do i fix that without a food chopper/processor, as my mother doesnt want to spend the money?

[@ClayBum]

Thank you for the video! Tho may I ask because I don’t have cosclay liquid softener can I use baby oil or other polymer clay softener that’s available? Thank you

[@D3m0nD4nt3]

Baby oil works nice. Aroma oil for burners also make the same work and your creations will have a nice smell. But do not use too much quantity or your clay will be too much soft and sticky. If you try it let me know your experience ^^

[@umartschannel]

Great! Thx for the tips!

[@jurassiccustoms8313]

I use this clay for my custom action figures and my God this is the best clay I have used. With my older ones a used sculpey and that Broken of my Customs but this clay doesn't and its flexible teeth will no longer brack easily and when I make my jungle hunter predator figure I do not need to worry about the dreads bracking best backing clay ever 1000000/10

[@madredidraghi5644]

Can you tell me what capacity chopper that is? Love the channel.👍👍👍

[@rat_baby]

How do you clean the processor after each use?

[@heroesytumbas]

My cosclay is EXTREMELLY sticky, to the point that I can't sculpt anything, it will just stick to my fingers. Any suggestions? Is my first time using it (is not easy to come by it here in Mexico). Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[@heroesytumbas]

@NataliaArtist I've learned that flattening the clay between two sheets of paper for a few hours will leech the oil of it, reducing the stickiness.

[@kathayiskrzycki979]

How do I order from you with your please let me know

[@CosclayUSA]

Hi Kathay! Check out our Distributor's page to find one that is closest to you: www.cosclay.com/international-distributors

[@WillieBeard]

Guess I’ll pass on this. Too much prep.