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FIMO® Soft 56 g Dolphin Grey
FIMO® Soft 56 g Dolphin Grey
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€2,75 EUR
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FIMO® Soft polymer clay for oven baking is particularly soft and easy to model. The colours can be mixed with each other. The creative projects made can be baked in a domestic oven at 110°C for 30 minutes.
FIMO® Soft clay is a soft and easy-to-work-with clay in many beautiful bright colours. Use the clay to make beads for jewellery, miniatures or other fun figures. Also fun, stick a magnet on the back! Do not bake the clay for longer or at a higher temperature, and do not use a microwave. Free from chemical plasticisers. Tip: protect your work area with plastic and wash your hands thoroughly after working with FIMO® Soft. It is handy to have baby wipes nearby so you can clean your hands when changing colours.
Properties and use:
FIMO® Soft clay is a soft and easy-to-work-with clay in many beautiful bright colours. Use the clay to make beads for jewellery, miniatures or other fun figures. Also fun, stick a magnet on the back! Do not bake the clay for longer or at a higher temperature, and do not use a microwave. Free from chemical plasticisers. Tip: protect your work area with plastic and wash your hands thoroughly after working with FIMO® Soft. It is handy to have baby wipes nearby so you can clean your hands when changing colours.
Properties and use:
- Our collection of FIMO modelling clay consists of the product lines Soft, Effect, and Kids
- FIMO can be cured in the oven at 110 °C. The maximum temperature is 130 °C. (Exception: FIMO leather-effect must be cured for 30 minutes at 130 °C!)
- If you have used techniques that require multiple curing processes, you can put FIMO elements that have already been cured back into the oven
- All oven-hardening FIMO types can be mixed with each other.
- The cured modelling clay can be varnished with special FIMO varnish or coloured with suitable markers or painted with suitable, plasticiser-resistant acrylic and oil paints
- You can sand and polish FIMO
- Holes for FIMO jewellery and beads can be made before curing with a needle or after curing with a hand drill
- Broken FIMO parts can easily be reattached with a two-component adhesive
- If you want to create curved FIMO elements, you can use oven-safe moulds and lay the material over them
- FIMO should only be washed by hand and not in the dishwasher because the dishwashing detergent is too aggressive and can damage the material
- We recommend wrapping FIMO in aluminium foil or PE bags and storing it in a cool and dry place. This prevents opened FIMO blocks from getting dirty or dusty. Avoid contact with polystyrene, PVC, and Styrofoam
- FIMO in its packaging that has become too hard can be softened again with the kneading aid Mix Quick
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