GC Fuji Varnish, 10g ( 10.4ml )
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Protective Varnish
For surface seal, protection against humidity or dehydration for all kinds of GIC’s.
Description
Advantages
- High fluidity
Facilitating the application - Air drying only
Easy application
How to use
Apply GC Fuji VARNISH with a pellet or brush to all exposed glass ionomer and dry by gently blowing with air syringe
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