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Flocking is achieved by attaching millions of synthetic or natural fibers to a surface. Over the years flocking technology and materials have evolved meaning that today a wide range of effects are achievable. Flocking or fiber coating can enhance the quality of and add value to almost any surface in several ways:
Flock can be made from natural or synthetic materials such as cotton, rayon, nylon and polyester. There are two types of flock - milled and cut. Milled flock is produced from cotton or synthetic textile waste material. Because of the manufacturing process, milled flock is not uniform in length. Cut flock is produced only from first quality filament synthetic materials.