Method of manufacturing a latex-paper fabric which closely resembles human or animal skin
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Oct 20, 1992
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Mar 7, 1990
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Jun 20, 1988
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A soft, flexible, latex-paper fabric is formed by saturating cellulose or paper sheets with pre-vulcanized latex, applying a layer of polyester batting to one side thereof, and drying the composition. The finished product is a soft, workable, skin-like fabric which is resilient, strong, and durable and has a backing of polyester batting. The resulting latex-paper fabric may be easily cut, sewn, draped, and used in the manner of other conventional fabrics. It can also be easily painted and decorated. The latex-paper fabric may be used to construct a variety of objects such as handbags, knapsacks, toys, and novelty items.
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