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and yes,
covered them with paper towel tho ^_^
after it dried, i've used several layers of textile hardener
then gesso as base coat
i've used modelling paste at some places, where it was too obviously seen that it's actually a paper towel, and where there are gaps
then i've airbrushed the whole thing
I build a lot of terrain too but I have barely started using paper towels in watered down PVA/ white glue. On my Genosian Spire I used a lot of spackle over wire screening and foam, I used to make most of my gaming terrain out of high density insulation foam and hot wire foam cutter. I'm truly impressed on how real you terrain looks.
it seems to be a local brand.
and the product that i've used is this [link]
i am sure you can find something similiar.
plaster is the obvious choice here.
you dip your towels into plaster and that's that.
but i didn't have any at the moment, and i wanted to try that textile hardener stuff.