MODELIT 2 kg

Scope of use: white, heat-curable plasticine, suitable for children. The agent has been awarded a test certificate and it is harmless to health and environmentally.

Modelit dyeing and finishing: Modelit may be engrained using powdered pigments in the mass during modeling, respectively, mass kneading. Upon curing, you can dye the finished products made of Modelit using acetone paints, water paints, and, also stains may be employed, and, the objects will be finally varnished.

Modelit curing: the shaped Modelit may be cured by boiling (the mass does not change the colour) or by heat (the mass will change the colour from rose to brown). Curing by boiling: submerge the object into tepid water, which should be gradually brought to a temperature of 100・・C. Parboil the object. The curing may take about 15 minutes per 1 centimeter of thickness. Curing by heat (e. g. in an oven): insert the object in a cool oven, which you will bring gradually up to a temperature of about 120・・C. The curing may take about 30 minutes per 1 centimeter of thickness. By the curing time you will affect also the desired shade of colouring.

Directions for use: product rigidity does not pose any trouble. Cut the Modelit block into strips about 1 cm thick, and, adjust them to the required plasticity by kneading. The mass will soften as a result of thorough kneading , and, upon maturing, it will harden. You may work the mass manually or using various shapes. These need not be separated. If you feel the adhesive power, moisten your hands and tools with water.