Aidite Biomic Modeling Fluid #1 and #2 in 25 mL bottles for Biomic 2D stains, Glaze-F and 3D pastes.
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Biomic Modeling Fluid #1 and #2

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Aidite Biomic Stain & Glaze Accessories

Biomic Modeling Fluid #1 and #2

Aidite Biomic Modeling Fluids are system-specific liquids used to adjust the working consistency of Biomic ceramic pastes. Formerly called Coloring Liquid #1 and #2, the two fluids are designed for different Biomic materials and should not be treated as interchangeable.

Which Biomic Modeling Fluid do you need?
Choose Modeling Fluid #1 for Biomic 2D staining pastes and Glaze-F. Choose Modeling Fluid #2 for Biomic 3D pastes.
For 2D stains and Glaze-F

Modeling Fluid #1

Formerly Coloring Liquid #1 · 25 mL · Item ACMF1-25

Modeling Fluid #1 is the dedicated viscosity-adjusting liquid for Biomic 2D staining pastes and Biomic Glaze-F.

Choose Modeling Fluid #1 when you need to:

  • Reduce the viscosity of a Biomic 2D staining paste.
  • Create a thinner, more controlled stain application.
  • Adjust the handling consistency of Biomic Glaze-F.
  • Maintain compatibility within the Biomic 2D stain-and-glaze workflow.
For Biomic 3D pastes

Modeling Fluid #2

Formerly Coloring Liquid #2 · 25 mL · Item ACMF2-25

Modeling Fluid #2 is specifically formulated to adjust the working consistency of Biomic 3D pastes used for surface texture, morphology and minor contour characterization.

Choose Modeling Fluid #2 when you need to:

  • Adjust a Biomic 3D paste that has become too thick during use.
  • Improve the paste consistency for controlled three-dimensional application.
  • Maintain the intended handling characteristics of the Biomic 3D material.
  • Recondition 3D paste without substituting an incompatible liquid.

Modeling Fluid #1 vs. Modeling Fluid #2

The correct fluid is determined by the Biomic paste being adjusted—not by the restoration material being characterized.

Selection factor Modeling Fluid #1 Modeling Fluid #2
Former product name Coloring Liquid #1 Coloring Liquid #2
Compatible Biomic materials 2D staining pastes and Glaze-F 3D pastes
Primary function Thins and adjusts 2D stain or glaze viscosity Adjusts and restores the working consistency of 3D paste
Typical application Fine external staining and glazing control Surface texture, morphology and minor contour characterization
Bottle size 25 mL 25 mL
Interchangeable? No. Use the fluid specified for the corresponding Biomic paste.

How to Use Biomic Modeling Fluid

  1. Stir the Biomic paste thoroughly according to the current Aidite instructions for use.
  2. Dispense only the amount of paste needed onto a clean ceramic mixing palette.
  3. Add the correct Modeling Fluid gradually in small increments.
  4. Mix until the paste reaches the desired working consistency before application.
Important: Avoid pouring Modeling Fluid directly into the original paste container. Adjusting a small amount separately on the palette provides greater control and reduces the risk of changing the consistency of the entire jar.

Handling and Storage Guidance

  • Use Modeling Fluid #1 only with compatible Biomic 2D staining pastes and Glaze-F.
  • Use Modeling Fluid #2 only with compatible Biomic 3D pastes.
  • Do not substitute water, alcohol or an unspecified generic modeling liquid.
  • Add fluid gradually; excessive dilution may negatively affect handling and application control.
  • Close the Modeling Fluid #2 bottle promptly after dispensing to help prevent solidification or precipitation of its liquid-glass components.
  • Keep containers properly closed and follow the current Aidite instructions for use and storage requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Aidite Biomic Modeling Fluid?

Aidite Biomic Modeling Fluid is a system-specific liquid used to adjust the viscosity and working consistency of compatible Biomic ceramic pastes. It is an application accessory and does not itself provide stain color, glaze color or ceramic characterization.

What is the difference between Modeling Fluid #1 and #2?

Modeling Fluid #1 is designed for Biomic 2D staining pastes and Glaze-F. Modeling Fluid #2 is designed for Biomic 3D pastes. They serve different parts of the Biomic workflow and are not interchangeable.

Which Modeling Fluid should I use with Biomic Glaze-F?

Use Biomic Modeling Fluid #1 with Glaze-F when viscosity adjustment is required.

Which Modeling Fluid should I use with Biomic 3D paste?

Use Biomic Modeling Fluid #2 for Biomic 3D pastes. It is formulated to adjust their working consistency without substituting an incompatible liquid.

Are Coloring Liquid and Modeling Fluid the same products?

Yes. Aidite previously referred to these products as Coloring Liquid #1 and Coloring Liquid #2. The updated names are Modeling Fluid #1 and Modeling Fluid #2.

Can Modeling Fluid #1 and #2 be used interchangeably?

No. Modeling Fluid #1 is intended for 2D staining pastes and Glaze-F, while Modeling Fluid #2 is intended for 3D pastes.

Should Modeling Fluid be added directly to the paste jar?

The more controlled approach is to dispense the required paste onto a mixing palette and add the correct fluid gradually. This avoids unintentionally changing the consistency of the entire jar.

Can I use water or another modeling liquid instead?

Use the Aidite fluid specified for the corresponding Biomic paste. Water or an unspecified substitute may alter handling or negatively affect the intended application procedure.

Select the Fluid That Matches Your Biomic Material

Select Modeling Fluid #1 for Biomic 2D stains or Glaze-F. Select Modeling Fluid #2 for Biomic 3D pastes. Each refill contains 25 mL.

For professional dental laboratory use. Product application, firing and storage should follow the current Aidite instructions for use. Modeling Fluid adjusts paste consistency; it does not correct an unsuitable restorative material, inadequate restoration thickness, design limitations or an unresolved substrate-related color problem.

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