WONDERFLEX 110 X 140 CMS.

What is Wonderflex?
Wonderflex ® is a thermoplastic - a type of plastic that can be softened under low heat to mold and create sculptural forms. It is hard, strong and sticky when heated, so it easily attaches to other fabrics and surfaces.

Wonderflex ® contains three elements:

A smooth white polymer surface, which can be painted.
A polyester mesh, which works as a structural reinforcement.
A glue activated by heat, which makes Wonderflex adhere to other surfaces.
This makes it perfect for molding on hat lasts or other structures.
Wonderflex ® becomes moldable at temperatures of 70-80 º C

It can be activated with dry or wet heat, so you can use a hair dryer or hot air gun; an oven, microwave or by immersion in hot water.
Industrial heat guns are the most popular method, since they allow for greater control. However, Wonderflex ® can not be heated with fire.

After heating, Wonderflex ® will remain soft for about 2-3 minutes before it is activated. They can also be reheated and reshaped, so if you are not satisfied with the shape you have created, heat it up and try again!

Wonderflex ® can be easily cut with scissors or a knife.

It can be stretched, since it retains a uniform thickness, due to the fabric base.

If you are painting Wonderflex ®, we recommend that you use a primer (such as plaster) or sand the surface before applying the color, as this material may be left rough after being shaped.

Wonderflex ® in the headgear
Wonderflex ® is ideal for:

Sculptural fashion design - Wonderflex ® adheres seamlessly to other fabrics to create rigid shapes and creates an effect that seems to defy gravity
Hatblocks or hatmaking lasts:
With Wonderflex you can create totally rigid hatblocks, making it the best choice for cap-style pieces and smaller bases for contemporary headdresses.
You can create smooth and polished shapes that can be painted with spray.
Without the help of glue can create layers, as it contains an adhesive that is activated when the material is heated.
This fabulous contemporary material is making a break in the world of headgear. It is also very popular in other areas, including:

Contemporary jewelry
Costume Design
Models of buildings
Scenography
Special effects
Puppetry
More expensive
Sculptures
Cosplay