• Fibre texturale (de modélisation) - morceau de tissu imbibé d'un matériau élastique spécial pour créer des textures de tissu 3D.
• Ne craque pas.
• Conserve bien sa forme et possède de hautes propriétés adhésives.
• Résistant à l'humidité.

1. Material Preparation: Remove the fabric from the package and straighten it before use. Gently knead the material in your hands to ensure uniform consistency.

 2. Application: Lay the fabric on the chosen surface and shape it as desired. If necessary, trim the excess using scissors.

 3. Joining: If additional pieces are needed, layer and smooth them onto the previous piece. Connect the edges “seam to seam” or fold one edge under to hide the connection.

 4. Drying: Allow the material to dry for 24 hours.

 5. Finishing: After drying, the surface will have a slightly rough texture. You can lightly sand it with sandpaper, but for a smoother finish, apply texture paste and sand again after the paste has dried.

 6. Painting: The fabric is naturally white and can be left as is. However, if needed, it can be painted in any color, as the material takes paint easily.

 7. Restoration: For repairing cracks, holes, or other damage:

 • Cover the damaged area with the fabric, pressing it firmly onto the surface.

 • Ensure the edges adhere well.

 • Let it dry for 24 hours.

 • If additional leveling or reinforcement is required, apply a second layer of material or texture paste. Sand after drying for a smooth finish.

 8. Storage: After using the required amount, tightly seal the package to prevent the material from drying out. When properly sealed, the product can be stored for a couple of months for future use.

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1. Material Preparation: Remove the fabric from the package and straighten it before use. Gently knead the material in your hands to ensure uniform consistency.

 2. Application: Lay the fabric on the chosen surface and shape it as desired. If necessary, trim the excess using scissors.

 3. Joining: If additional pieces are needed, layer and smooth them onto the previous piece. Connect the edges “seam to seam” or fold one edge under to hide the connection.

 4. Drying: Allow the material to dry for 24 hours.

 5. Finishing: After drying, the surface will have a slightly rough texture. You can lightly sand it with sandpaper, but for a smoother finish, apply texture paste and sand again after the paste has dried.

 6. Painting: The fabric is naturally white and can be left as is. However, if needed, it can be painted in any color, as the material takes paint easily.

 7. Restoration: For repairing cracks, holes, or other damage:

 • Cover the damaged area with the fabric, pressing it firmly onto the surface.

 • Ensure the edges adhere well.

 • Let it dry for 24 hours.

 • If additional leveling or reinforcement is required, apply a second layer of material or texture paste. Sand after drying for a smooth finish.

 8. Storage: After using the required amount, tightly seal the package to prevent the material from drying out. When properly sealed, the product can be stored for a couple of months for future use.

✨ Want to learn a new technique with Texture Fiber? Join our brand channel on Telegram and watch our lesson on how to create a beautiful texture fiber vase. Don’t miss it!