Flocking Powder 1 oz Pkg - 50 Colors Available!!! You Choose the Color You Want!

Flocking

1 Ounce Flocking You choose the colors from the drop down 50 colors available!!!



What is Flocking?

"Flocking" is a decoration process that enhances the way a wide variety of products are experienced by making ordinary surfaces seem far more magical and special. "Flocking" is the process of depositing millions of little individual cut fiber particles (called "flock") onto the surface of an article for the purpose of increasing the tactile sensation, aesthetics, color and appearance.

Flocking is used in many ways. One example is in modeling where a grassy texture may be applied to a surface to make it look more realistic. Another is on a Christmas Trees, which may be flocked with a fluffy white spray to simulate snow. The fuzzy inside of a jewelry box is flocking, it protect fine jewelry from scratches and dings.



Is Flocking My Project Going to be Hard? No! If you can paint at all you can flock your project.

How Much Flocking Do I Need? 1ounce of flocking fiber will cover about 3 square feet. (depending on recovered fibers)

Is the Flocking Durable? Yes it will last many years. You will get normal handling wear as with every thing.

Notice colors may appear different depending on your monitor

Give your project the look and feel of velvet with flocking!

Our packages contains loose rayon fibers that when applied over an acrylic or oil-base paint with an applicator will give it an even nap and the appearance of velvet.

The fibers are 0.30" denier length and are uniformly cut.


Flocking can be used on ceramic, plastic, leather, wood, glass, card stock, and many other surfaces.

Great for lining jewelry boxes, ceramics, gun cases, cutlery drawers, bottoms of bowls or lamps, dollhouses, miniatures, displays, showcases, model cars, woodwork, scrapbooks, picture frames, personalized cards, christmas ornaments and many more projects.


How Much Flock do I Need?

1 oz bag will cover approx 3 sq ft (depending on if you reclaim the excess fibers). The color of the flocking can be changed somewhat by the color of paint you use as a base.