Cernit Polymer Clay – Opaline – 010 – White

Description

The Cernit opaline colours will have a depth effect after they have been baked. As they become slightly translucent, the pigments will give its real intensity, the colours will thus be slightly darker after baking.

The finish of the Cernit Opaline is slightly translucent. The finish is perfect for your achievements such as jewels, figurines, decorative objects …
Combine the colors together or the effects! Mix Opaline and Translucent in the same realizations to vary the transparency effect!
In the light, you notice that the opacity is not the same. The rendering of these 14 colors is very sweet!
To create figurines, alternate Number One and Opaline for more realism.

The Cernit is more malleable than its competitors. Colours do not stain on fingers or tools.

Recommendations for Use

• Always work with clean hands and on a clean surface.
• Begin by kneading the clay to warm and soften it.
• A variety of tools and objects can be used to cut, shape, emboss, and form the clay.
• Pigments and powders can be added to the clay for effect.
• To harden the clay, pre-heat an electric oven to 100-130 degrees Celsius.
• Can be baked for a maximum of 30 minutes.
• Do not microwave the polymer clay!
• Once hardened, the clay can be sanded, filed, drilled, cut, or polished.
• Hardened clay can be painted with a variety of paints and varnishes.

Safety Tips

• Polymer Clay should be used under direct adult supervision.
• Polymer Clay should never be put in the mouth.
• Do not exceed the maximum 130℃ baking temperature, or dangerous fumes could be released.
• Clean all tools and work surfaces thoroughly when work is complete.
• Wash hands thoroughly after working with polymer clay.
• Do not eat, drink, or smoke while working with polymer clay.