Paverpol Fabric Hardener 

 

Dip natural materials, such as textiles, in Paverpol. Drape or wrap the material around a wire figure or other armature and leave it to dry. Paverpol dries fast, but slowly enough to allow plenty of working time. After it has hardened, you have created a beautiful decoration or sculpture, which can be used indoors as well as outdoors.

 

Paverpol dries completely transparent. Colored textiles, possibly with a pattern, retain their original brightness. By adding colored powder (Pavercolor) to Paverpol, Paverpol can be colored without slowing down the drying time. It is also possible to combine Paverpol with paper, silk, chamois leather, self-hardening clay, polystyrene foam, dried flowers, wood, plaster, pottery, etc.

Paverpol adheres to almost all materials, except plastic. The finished projects are rock-hard.

 

Sculptures made with pre-colored Paverpol like Bronze, Black or Grey can be placed outside after two weeks of curing. Varnishing is advised. It is important that you have wrapped the sculptures in a way that it is not possible that water can get in between the fabric and the frame.

 

Paverpol is a polymer, it means that natural materials that have been hardened with it might go soft when exposed to very warm surroundings, for that reason  make sure every piece of material that is sculpted ‘against gravity’ is supported with either wire, wood, etc.,  to prevent it from sagging.

 

IMPORTANT: 

Protect Paverpol in its liquid form from frost, once it is hardened however Paverpol can withstand extreme frost. Tools and hands can simply be washed in warm water.

 

As Paverpol should NOT be allowed to freeze! Please take that into account when ordering during the winter months. Have an adequate supply to hold you over, or pay careful attention to the weather on the way from us to you at the time you order. Shipping by air helps, but is not guaranteed.

 

Made in: Made in: NETHERLANDS (NL)