Cernit Gel
Add fine details, volume and decorative accents with Cernit Gel. This liquid polymer clay has a practical precision tip and becomes completely solid during curing.
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Liquid polymer clay for details and volume
Cernit Gel can be used to create eyes, rosettes, lines, dots and raised details. Its precision tip allows controlled application without having to roll or shape solid clay first. The gel can be applied to porous and non-porous surfaces, including polymer clay, glass, metal, plastic and cardboard.
Ten colours and effects
The range includes translucent, white, black, red, blue, green and yellow, together with gold, silver and pearlescent. This makes Cernit Gel suitable for coloured details, metallic accents and light-transmitting effects.
The gel does not air-dry and only hardens in a conventional oven. Follow the product instructions and cure between 110 and 130°C for no longer than 30 minutes. Do not use a microwave. Cernit Gel is not suitable for food contact.
Combine with solid Cernit polymer clay
Use Cernit Number One for solid base forms and a broad colour range. For solid polymer clay with metallic effects, choose Cernit Metallic. For light-transmitting effects and visual depth, combine the gel with Cernit Translucent. Cernit Gel is a practical addition to the Cernit selection of retailers, studios and workshop providers.