Can someone please tell me what is the difference between satin and liquid satin?
Thanks.
Liquid satin?
Re: Liquid satin?
i think LIQUID satin is just a term used to describe a very silky ,thinner form of satin as opposed to some thicker satins,made of 100%polyester satin. It may also be used to describe 100%silk/satin which is probably the smoothest softest version of satin and if you moved it with your hand it would move very easily like Liquid,so thats where i think that comes from, to my knowledge, its just a describing word for some satins 
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Re: Liquid satin?
They even talk about creamy satin you know.
Lovely creamy silky soft white satin petticoat Personally I see no reason why an item like this needs to be sold creamy. It wouldn't bother me at all having to cream it myself
Lovely creamy silky soft white satin petticoat Personally I see no reason why an item like this needs to be sold creamy. It wouldn't bother me at all having to cream it myself
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Re: Liquid satin?
Wow !! I like that !!! That would look REALLY pretty creamed !!!!!!!