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These are the tools I work with [link] and [link]
The tool I use the most is rubber tipped like this one [link]
When you say grey clay, are you talking like mud clay? If so that stuff is hard to work with and it dries out and I never had much success with it.
If it's grey polymer clay, it shouldn't be so much a problem. It's much like the super sculpey [aka SS, pink stuff]. But still a little tougher because it's not a pliable. You really have to work it to get it soft and it's the main reason I mix it in with my SS.
If things are supporting properly you might have to slow your process down a little and build it up in steps. Like you get to a point, bake it so it has a harder foundation then continue building off of that. Then any supports won't have as much work to do.
Hope that answered some questions, if any. ^_^