Guide To Materials
Nylon
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Components
Nylon represents a family of synthetic polymers, a thermoplastic material -
Properties
Nylons are generally strong, tough, and resilient polymers which offer good barrier and high fatigue properties. They are hypo-allergenic and offer good resistance to oils, greases and solvents. They have good resistance to a wide range of chemicals and a high abrasion and weathering resistance. -
Hygiene And Maintenance
Nylon can be washed in sudsy water. Never use a scouring powder.
Example
Sex Guides And Tips
In alphabetical order
- Acetate
- Acrylic
- Agate
- Aluminum
- Aluminum alloy
- AquaGel
- Aventurine
- Better-Than-Real
- Borosilicate glass
- Brocade
- Ceramic
- Chiffon
- Chrome alloy
- Cotton
- Crystalessence
- Cyberglass
- CyberSilicone
- Cyberskin
- Diamond net
- E-glass
- Elaspan
- Elastomed
- Elastomer
- Fake fur
- Faux fur
- Faux-leather
- Feather
- Fence net
- Fishnet
- Foam
- Food grade PVC
- Futurotic
- Futurotic Plus
- Industrial net
- Intramed
- Jel-Lee
- Jelly
- Lace
- Lacquer cote
- Lambskin
- Latex
- Leather
- Loveclone RX
- Lucite
- Lycra
- Mesh
- Metal
- Microfiber
- Neoprene
- New supersoft
- Non-Latex
- Non-porous TPR
- Nylon
- O2
- Opulux
- PassionSkin
- Patent leather
- Phthalate Free PVC
- Plastic
- PleasureSkin
- Plush
- Polished steel
- Poly-melt
- Polyamid
- Polyester
- Polyethylene
- Polyurethane
- Private Touch
- PU coated plastic
- Pure skin
- Pvc
- Pyrex glass
- Rabbit fur
- Realskin
- Rubber
- Rubber cote
- Sandstone
- Satin
- Semi-precious stone
- SensaFirm
- Senso
- Senso Plus
- Sil-a-Gel
- Silicone
- Silk
- SoftSkins
- SoftTouch
- Spandex
- Sponge
- Stainless steel
- Sterling silver
- Stone
- Suede
- Superskin
- Techno-skin
- Tempered glass
- TPE
- TPR
- TPR Silicone
- Trueskin
- Ultra realistic 3.0 (UR3)
- Velvet
- Velvet cote
- Vinyl
- Vinyl rubber
- VixSkin
- Wood
- WTP