"Suede-Tex" is made from rayon filament cut to a uniform length of 1/32" that is sprayed onto an adhesive-covered surface. A specially designed spray gun separates the filaments and ejects them, arrow-like, onto the adhesive. They are anchored upright to give a soft surface with an even nap. The resulting flocking is lustrous and durable; after 10 to 15 hours of drying time, the fibers cannot be rubbed off. The matching color of the adhesive ensures that, even where the underlying surface is uneven or flawed, the color of the finish will not be interrupted. You will be surprised with its simplicity of use and the quality of the finish. The 3 oz of Suede-Tex (with 8 oz of matching adhesive undercoat) will cover more than 15 sq. ft. of surface. If you put the piece being worked on inside a large, clean cardboard box, all leftover fibers can readily be trapped for reuse.For a bit better description and a few sample pics check out <A Href="http://blog.smallboxhardware.com/building-a-box-flock-the-inside-for-a-soft-touch/" target="_blank">this post about flocking</A> on our Blog!
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