Suede-Tex Flocking Fiber, 3 oz Bag, Goose Gray (Nylon)

Nylon likes to clump. Push it through a strainer before flocking. Worked great for my project.

This is a really big bag so you can flock to your hearts content. I got it to make beards and hair on dolls. It’s very messy and it will take practice but like I said, it’s a huge bag so won’t run out for a while.

Haven't had a chance to use this yet but it looks good will update at a later time

I wrote a previous negative review immediately after receiving this, and before I tried using it, but it looks like Amazon deleted it... anyway I was waiting for an opportunity to edit that review after having tried working with the stuff...It's nice stuff (if you have wire screen to apply it)! It's tiny tiny *tiny* fibers which float fast on slight air currents, so wear a real dust mask - not just a silly surgical mask. Do a little preparation of your work space and get some good results... work inside a plastic bin, or a large cardboard box with a bag inside it. The vast majority of the dust you apply won't stick to your project, so a working bin should be intended to capture and reclaim the stuff. A metal-screen strainer from the kitchen is most effective for an important reason: THIS DUST CLUMPS TOGETHER, and must be shaken through a screen to separate the clumps.I affixed a piece of old metal window screen to the end of a paper towel tube to make a very effective applicator with a little more accuracy, but this - as the kitchen strainer - requires gravity-fall to apply so the working piece must be something you can rotate under the falling dust.I used this only to add color and volume to small-scale tree models, so cannot comment on how well it lays flat. But it adheres well to 3M #77 spray adhesive and multiple coats of glue and dust builds well atop the matrix I'm using to simulate small tree branches.

Great

As expected

Product was easy to use and laid down nicely. Color matched exactly

Great for using on cards to make animal fur. Just wish it wasn't so expensive.