Pasta de modelar FIMO effect glow in the dark 8010-041 — efecto que brilla en la oscuridad, pasta polimérica de modelar suave, 57 g

FIMO effect glow in the dark 8010-041 is a soft polymer modeling clay supplied in a 57 g pack, formulated to produce a luminous finish after curing. The material remains pliable for shaping and fine detailing, then hardens to a durable, light-reactive surface when baked in a home oven. This version offers a glow-in-the-dark effect intended for small decorative projects, jewelry accents, miniatures and other craft applications where a subtle night-time luminosity is desired.

Advantages

This soft polymer clay combines ease of modeling with a permanent phosphorescent effect after curing. It is suitable for detailed work thanks to its smooth, non-sticky consistency and can be blended with other FIMO colors for custom shades while retaining glow properties. Once heat-cured, the pieces are dimensionally stable and resist everyday handling typical for decorative and wearable craft items.

Suitable for

• Handmade jewelry with luminous accents
• Miniature figures and diorama details
• Small ornaments, charms and keychains
• Decorative elements on mixed-media projects

Key specifications

• Material type: soft polymer clay
• Effect: glow-in-the-dark (phosphorescent)
• Pack weight: 57 g
• Workability: soft, suitable for fine detailing
• Curing method: oven-cure to permanent finish

How to use

Knead the clay until evenly soft and shape with modeling tools or by hand. Combine or blend with other compatible FIMO colors if desired, then position pieces on a suitable baking dish or tile. Bake in a household oven following the manufacturer’s recommended temperature and time for soft polymer clay to achieve a permanent finish. Allow items to cool completely before handling or applying additional surface treatments such as varnish or metal findings.

Recommendations

Charge finished items under bright light before expecting a strong glow response in the dark. For durable results in wearable items, consider sealing cured surfaces with compatible varnish and avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures or direct flame.