Scupley, often misspelled as Sculpy is a brand of Polymer Clay produced by Polyform.

Scupley is a sculpting material that contains a liquid plasticizer that is based on polymer polyvinyl chloride.

Original Sculpey is known to be softer than other brands of polymer clay, it's similar in consistency to plasticine.

Scupley remains pliable until it is cured by using an oven, it does not air dry. It is also the preferred sculpting clay used for claymation, a type of animation where sculpted figures are brought to life.

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Since the original Sculpey, several varieties have been produced by Polyform, they each have different qualities and suit a range of different applications, the range of clays produced by polyform include:

• Original Sculpey - soft and pliable, can be sanded once baked.
• Premo! Sculpey - For Sculptors, it is durable, soft to bend but firm to hold detail
• Sculpey III - Cures to a matte, bisque-like finish
• Mold Maker - Greater elasticity so it can be poured into molds
• Granitex - Mimic the of of stone
• Premo! Accents - Used for making glass-like jewelry pendants, beads and gems
• Pluffy - Puffs up.
• Amazing Eraser Clay - Can be used as an eraser once baked
• Bake Shop - Used primarily as a kids mold'n'bake clay.
• Glow in the Dark - It glows!
• SuperFlex Bake'N'Blend - Stay rubbery and bendable after baking
• Ultralight - extremely soft, suits being rolled thin and still bakes super hard
• Super Sculpey - It has a ceramic-like feel
• Living Doll - Formulated for doll making
• Translucent Liquid Scupley - Can be used as an enamel, glaze, adhesive or a filler.

The range of sculpey modeling clays are available from any sculpture materials, polymer clay supplies and some dollmaking supplies stores.