What Is Paverpol

Paverpol is a revolutionary craft product from Holland. It was created by a group of Dutch artists in the early 1990’s as an environmentally safer alternative to resin. It was originally used to create large sculptures for carnival floats. But word spread fast.

How do you use paverpol?

Dip fabric strips one by one into Paverpol, and squeeze out excess. Do not wring or twist—this will make your saturation uneven. Instead, roll the fabric up as you go. The fabric should be well-saturated (knead the Paverpol into the fabric) but not dripping wet.

Is paverpol environmentally friendly?

Paverpol is an eco-friendly, non-toxic textile hardener that can be used to harden natural fabrics, leather, paper, silk flowers, clay, moss – all kinds of things.

Robert Thorne

Robert Thorne

Automotive & Future Transportation Editor

Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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