About this asset

This procedural scratched plastic material in.sbsar format for Substance 3D provides a versatile, tileable surface finish. This procedural material offers a realistic representation of worn or aged plastic surfaces. The texture features subtle, multidirectional surface scratches that integrate naturally with the base material, providing a tactile quality to otherwise smooth plastic objects. The graph is designed to be fully parametric, allowing users to adjust the intensity of the scratches, surface gloss, and colour parameters directly within the host application. It is supplied as a compact.sbsar file, ensuring high-fidelity rendering without the memory overhead associated with large static image-based texture sets, making it ideal for complex product designs.

The download is a 225 KB file containing a Substance (.sbsar) material that opens in Substance 3D Player, Sampler and Painter and in renderers with Substance support.

To use this material, load the.sbsar file into the Substance 3D platform or any compatible host application supporting the Substance engine. Because the material is procedurally generated, it remains tileable at any scale without visible seams or repeating artifacts, ensuring consistent high-quality results across large surfaces or small, detailed industrial components.

This material is well-suited for industrial design, product visualisation, and interior projects requiring realistic plastic finishes. It works effectively for items like chair shells, consumer electronics, or modern furniture hardware that needs a lived-in, authentic appearance. Professionals will find it useful when working on high-end renders where surface detail and material accuracy are essential. Pair this with clean lighting setups to highlight the subtle scratch patterns, making it a reliable addition to any library focused on contemporary or industrial aesthetic workflows.