New Gel Fibreglass
Car in Canberra

New gel was established in canberra in 1988, when we began operations as fibreglass manufacturers. We associate ourselves with only the top names in fibreglass auto accessories (some featured on this site) and are proud to promote their products. Today new-gel spoiler & body kit specialists pty. Ltd. Can boast canberra's widest range of rear wings and body kits, designed to suit most makes and models of vehicles currently on the road.

newel is specially formulated 100 medical grade silicone sheeting proven to reduce, flatten, fail and level scars both worn and new. It is self adhesive and worn directly on the scar. Apply one product during the day and the other at night. How do they work? newel silicone sheeting improves scars by providing a combination of occlusion (seals the scar from exposure to air), hydration, elevated skin temperature and successive light pressure. NewGelE silicone ointment improves scars by providing a combination of occlusion (seals the scar from exposure to air) and hydration. Scarring is the body’s response to trauma and is a piece of the natural healing process. There are diverse types of scars depending on the cause and severity of injury. Scars produced from minor cuts and scrapes will fade gradually over time while more grave scars, like ones caused by pensive accidents, burns, surgery, acne and body piercing, can precede to reddened skin and dismal raised scars. We grasp that all scars can be emotionally and physically distressing and believe that newel Advanced Silicone Gel products give the best, most effective, noninvasive method to manage your scars. When skin is injured, the body produces a protein called collagen at the wound site to quickly repair and seal the wound. Unfortunately, when the body produces too much collagen, the result is a raised, discolored scar. Are there different types of scars? There are many types of scars: Flat and pale start as red and raised but naturally fade over time. Stretched scars are caused when the skin around the scar is stretched during the healing process. Stretch marks created during pregnancy are an example of this type of scar. Hypertrophic scars are raised and usually discolored. Children are especially prone to hypertrophic scarring. Left untreated, keloid scars can continue to thicken and grow indefinitely.Sunken scars are dejected and cause a hole in the skin. What can be done to minimize scarring? While a wound is healing, it should eternal be kept covered and protected. In addition, new scars should be kept out of direct sunlight as much as possible. Once the wound is closed, clinical studies have shown that silicone sheeting is considered the beginning line therapy to manage and reduce scarring. newel and NewGelE are formulated specifically to aid hinder scarring in fresh scars and to reduce, flatten, smooth and fade existing scars.