Crayola 4oz Model Magic - White: Non-Drying, Reusable, Non-Toxic Modeling Clay for Kids, Creative Thinking, Ages 3+

A: Yes, the clay can be customized using markers or paints for creative projects.

A: Yes, the modeling clay is non-toxic and safe for children to use.

A: The clay is non-drying, so it remains soft and reusable when stored properly.

A: The clay doesn't stick to hands, ensuring a no-mess crafting experience.

A: This modeling clay is suitable for children aged 3 years and up.

A: It's beginning to look a lot like craft-mas! White craft glue or school glue works best to adhere Crayola Model Magic to itself and other objects. Make sure your piece is fully dry before gluing.

A: Hey there! Once Model Magic has dried, it may be difficult to form around an armature. We'd suggest forming it around a piece of wire or foil before letting it air dry for best results. Need further assistance? Our Colorful Care Team is here to help at 1-800-CRAYOLA!

A: Hi Thleeny, That is a great question! The dry Crayola Model Magic compound can be painted with Crayola Watercolor, Tempera, Acrylic, and washable paints or decorated with Crayola Markers. It takes about 72 hours to completely dry. Wet Model Magic can be colored with watercolor and markers, however, the colors will be lighter than those applied to the dried compound and the pieces may take longer to dry. In addition, wet Model Magic can be colored before modeling by kneading drops of watercolor, tempera, acrylic or washable paints in. We hope this helps! If you have any further questions, please give us a call at 1-800-Crayola.

A: Great question! Crayola Model Magic is an easy-to-use modeling compound that air dries. When dry, it is not pliable like a modeling clay product and feels like a foam cup - light and spongy. Hope this helps!

A: Glad you asked! Yes, Crayola Model Magic is gluten free. Although a product may not contain wheat, Crayola is not a gluten-free manufacturing facility. Since multiple Crayola products are produced in the same manufacturing facilities and on the same machinery, there is a slight chance of cross-contamination. While the protocols we follow are proprietary, I can confirm the machinery used to manufacture Crayola products is cleaned between production runs in a manner that meets or exceeds all regulations. Hope this helps!