1.    Place the clay onto a non-stick surface or a heat-resistant surface. 2.    Use a heat tool to start the curing process, waving the heat slowly around the entire piece from one side to the other.     •    Hold the heat tool approximately 8 inches away from the object. 3.    Depending on the size of your project, the curing process should take one to two minutes to start.     •    You will know the reaction has started when you see smoke emanating from the clay. 4.    Turn off the heat tool and allow the heat to propagate through the rest of the piece. Repeat heating as needed. 5.    Once the smoke has fully dissipated, the clay is now cured.     •    Allow it to cool before handling, as it will be very hot. 6.    Once cool, you can decorate and color the clay with virtually any medium you choose. ⸻ IMPORTANT USE NOTICE Not intended for children. Adults only. ⸻

This product contains PENTAERYTHRITOL TRI / TETRAACRYLATE, which can be harmful if swallowed or comes into contact with skin. Exposure may cause allergic reactions, bone marrow damage, or liver damage. To use safely, take the following precautions:     •    Use in a well-ventilated area     •    Avoid skin contact     •    Wash hands immediately after use     •    Wear nitrile gloves     •    Do not eat, drink, or smoke while using     •    Keep away from eyes     •    Keep out of reach of children In case of emergency:     •    Eye contact: Rinse with tap water for 5–10 minutes     •    Skin contact: Wash with soap and water for 5 minutes     •    Ingestion: Seek prompt medical attention For additional health information, contact 1-225-238-1140.

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