Project X, Five Star, 925 Sterling Clay

Five Star Project X™️ .925 Silver Clay is the strongest of the newest line of superior quality metal clay, made with the highest purity of silver! Introducing Project X .925 Silver Clay - the future of metal clay crafting. This cutting-edge clay is now available in 25 gram & 50 gram quantities, offering you the flexibility to choose the perfect amount for your projects!

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Crafted with precision and innovation, Project X .925 Silver Clay is designed to exceed your expectations. With its new and improved formula, it boasts an extended working time, allowing you to shape and refine your creations with ease. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting out, this clay will give you the time and control you need to bring your vision to life.

Once fired, the results will leave you in awe. Project X .925 Silver Clay delivers an ultra-high polish, giving your jewelry a professional and refined finish. The brilliance and shine of the silver will make your creations truly stand out and the strength will make your pieces last a lifetime!

With Project X .925 Silver Clay, you're not just using any ordinary clay – you're stepping into the future of metal clay crafting. It offers a long working time, an ultra-high polish, and remarkable strength and durability. Your results will be nothing short of stunning. So, unleash your creativity and elevate your jewelry-making skills with Project X .925 Silver Clay today!

Proudly made in North Carolina, USA, by Clay Revolution.

Specifications:

Brand : Five Star Project X™️

Form : Clay

Country of origin : United States

Additional Specifications:

Composition: .925 silver powder (approximately 82.5%), .075 copper powder (approximately 7.5%), water and binder

Color: Pickle white

Shrinkage: 24-28%

Recommended 2 Phase Firing:

Phase 1 place on steel mesh in kiln, Ramp 1500°F/815 °C, Target 1000 °F/537 °C, Hold 15 minutes. Phase 2 place in carbon container in kiln, Ramp 1500 °F/815 °C, Target 1500 °F/815 °C, Hold 1 hour

Melting point: 1,640°F/890°C