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Polymer clay Cernit Cernit (Belgium) 56 g. NumberOne gray-blue 223

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Amount	56 g
Att brand	Belgium
Attention	do not use microwave oven, do not exceed the temperature recommended for baking, do not allow prolonged contact with plastic
Color product	gray-blue
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Intended use	Durable polymer clay is suitable for functional decorative items such as brush handles, dresser drawers, small office supplies, jewelry boxes, etc.
Name	Polymer clay Cernit Cernit (Belgium) 56 g. NumberOne gray-blue 223
Packaging	container for transportation
Recommendation of use	Before use, you need to knead the plastic to the desired softness and then mold the desired product.
Room temperature	130 degrees
Storage	in plastic wrap or aluminum foil.
Type	Polymer clay