About Us
Denise Roberts Lowe is the Paverpol Professional Trainer (PPT) for the Southeast United States
(NC, SC, GA, AL, MS, TN, and FL).
Paverpol is new to the USA but has been used in Europe for many years as a textile hardener. It is safe and non- toxic.
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Classes/Workshops
Roberts Lowe Studios' Creative Center is offering classes in Paverpol techniques for adults and children and Paverpol Certification classes.
Our CPI certification classes are for individuals who would like to teach Paverpol techniques. This is a great opportunity to earn extra money. Individuals who successfully complete the CPI certification course will be entitled to a discount on all Paverpol products.
Take a look at the class schedule.
Paverpol is the No. 1 decoration- and textile hardener, which over the past seven years has acquired a prominent place among artists and hobbyists.
Initially, Paverpol was developed by a group of artists who used it to make large objects. Paverpol's many applications has encouraged many individuals to express themselves in a creative way.
Around the world, hobby shops, hobby material distributors and hobby workshops feature Paverpol in their range.
PAVERPOL can be used to make all sorts of materials rock-hard, such as textiles, paper, chamois leather, fiberglass, self-hardening clay and all kinds of natural materials. It will adhere to wood, ceramics, plaster, concrete, stone and tempex (polystyrene foam) etc.
A unique property of Paverpol is its fast drying time. This makes it possible to make a finished object in one day, for example a garden sculpture. Paverpol dries completely transparent. Heat, from a hairdryer for example, will speed up the drying time. Colored textiles, possibly with a pattern, retain their original brightness. By adding colored powder (Pavercolor) to Paverpol, Paverpol can be colored without slowing down the drying time. For example, you can dye white textiles any color you like. Pavercolor is now available in 28 colors. The colors can be combined to make a vast range of shades.
In Paverpol dipped natural materials are fire slackened
Protect Paverpol in it's liquid form from frost; once it has hardened, however, Paverpol is able to withstand extreme frost. Tools and hands can simply be washed in warm water. There is no need to wear gloves.