INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Formation and hardening of polymer clay (polymer plastic)

Create and make models from Cernit polymer clay. You can use styling aids to create fine details. Place the finished objects on aluminum foil, glass plates, sponge containers and allow them to harden in an oven at 110-130° C (6 mm thick layer should be baked for 30 minutes, add 15 minutes for the every next 6mm layer). Maximum thickness for clay creations 1,5-2 cm. Avoid direct contact of the polymer clay with metal elements of the oven to prevent overheating of the polymer clay. It is recommended to place the polymer clay in the cold in the oven and remove it from the cooled oven. Cernit polymer clay hardens completely when cooled to room temperature.
Use epoxy glue to glue a broken part or for joining metal, glass parts. Prevent heating the material above 130° C. It is recommended to ventilate the room where the polymer clay is fired.

Storage

It is recommended to keep the polymer clay at room temperature up to 30° C, wrapped in aluminum foil or in a tight film.
The polymer clay must not come into contact with polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, or polystyrene products.

CAUTION!

For children from 8 years of age. Adult supervision is required.

WARNING!

Read the operating instructions before starting work, keep them in mind.

Information for first aid

In case of accidental overheating and inhalation of toxic gases, remove victim to fresh air and seek medical advice, emergency medical care. In case of doubt, seek immediate medical attention with the material and/or packaging. In case of injury, always seek medical attention.

Advice for adults or teachers

Read and follow the instructions for use, safety, and first aid recommendations, keep them for future reference.

Security regulations for EU countries

Keep younger children and animals away from work with polymeric materials. Store chemicals and accessories out of the reach of children. Wash hands after use, clean all shaping accessories. Do not use accessories that are not included or are not recommended for use. Do not eat, drink, or smoke in the area where working with polymeric materials. Do not put materials or accessories in your mouth. Do not exceed the heating temperature above 130 ° C to avoid the formation of dangerous gases. The heating process should only take place under the strict supervision of adults. Use a thermometer suitable for the oven, such as metal. Do not use a glass thermometer. Do not heat in the microwave.

Waste management

The material can be disposed of in the normal way with household waste.