Herbin Professional Use Plastiline, Standard, 1KG - Grey

Much more than modelling clay, Plastiline® is for everyone, and for any project. In art for the research and creation of models in sculpture, or for the realization of decorations and the manufacture of moulds. As well as the restoration of art and decorative objects. Also in industry for taking impressions and making prototypes. Plastiline® is available in several colours and hardness's to allow you to adapt the paste to your project. Plastiline® does not air dry so it is 100% reusable. Polyurethanes: compatibility is total. Plastiline® does not undergo subsidence, is held to the exothermaic phenomenon. It is not necessary to use a release agent. Silicones: Plastiline® is fully compatible with elastomers which harden by polycondensation. For the others (hardening by polyaddition), it is possible to encounter rare inhibition phenomena with Plastiline® (contact us). Polyester, Epoxy: These resins can be used with La Plastiline® provided that compatibility is tested beforehand. It is possible to use in addition a release agent, a varnish. You can use it with plaster, cement, very low melting point alloys. Store your dough in a dry place, at a temperature between 15°C and 25°C in the original hermetically sealed packaging. The packaging in a tube allows good conservation of the Plastiline® because it closes.

• The Herbin brand, created in 1670 in Paris, is a guarantee of products of exceptional quality. Discover Plastiline, this ready-to-use precision modelling clay!
• It keeps its volume and is 100% reusable because it never dries in the air. You can therefore resume your model as many times as necessary. Practical for people wishing to start or improve their modelling!
• It can be used for research and the creation of models in sculpture, the realisation of decorations and the manufacture of moulds, the restoration of objects of art and decoration, and, in industry, the taking of impressions and the realisation of prototypes.
• Standard plastiline can be worked with the fingers and used for preliminary shaping work.
• To smooth it out, use a brush or a cloth soaked in turpentine oil. It can also be softened with your hands, a heat gun or a hair dryer if needed. Just put it in the fridge to harden it again.
• The plastiline can be painted with acrylic paints or be covered with a layer of shellac previously diluted in alcohol.
• You can work it in 3 forms: as it is (by hand or with a tool), softened in a water bath at a temperature between 30 and 40 °C to work it more easily, liquid (respecting the point of fusion) and stirring well to mix the oils it contains. This operation can be done 5 times maximum without altering its qualities.
• Delivered in a tube with the interior covered with parchment paper. Hermetically protected by 2 polypropylene end caps, the plastiline is easily stored. It stays clean and retains all of its qualities.
• Made in France.