Technically speaking, a Lambwool is used not only for it's temperature advantage. It is also because the compounds applied do not "splatter" unnecessarily all over like you first learn how to eat ice cream. Maybe some of you still does ....:)
The quality of a Lambwool depends on the density of the wool. Even then there is major difference between natural and synthetic. Just to make it clear that "Synthetic" does not mean it comes from "Clone Lambs" but rather polyurethane. Again, this article is not about manufacturing as this is entirely a different thing altogether but I am writing from a point of application.
Does Natural wool has better cutting ability ? Yes ! Aggressiveness ? Obviously , more aggressive.
Using a Lambwool would cover larger areas, it's cooler and distribute material evenly resulting in maximum usage. The compounds would not escape easily but very much embeded into the wool.
As I was to conclude this article someone just apps me," Have u seen a lambwool in black ?" I want to throw this question to the floor ! Huh ! As the song goes ....Ba Ba Black sheep, have u any wool ....?...u wanna Rap it ?...coming next !
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