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How To Seal Flocking. Apply matte mod podge to the wet flock. Mix up some ‘wet water’ (!), 50/50 ipa alcohol / water, and wet the flock with it. Prep your work area so you don't make a mess. It is very easy to. Scenic cement to seal the layers of foliage and flock to the base and trees. An ultra tacky type of glue, that stays sticky. The ‘wet water’ will help. What do you uses to seal the flock once it's on the base? The tutorials i've looked at all show different methods, mostly spraying a lacquer or a water/pva combo onto the flock, but none. You need to seal the flock to the board. The actual process of flocking is pretty simple: Sealing may be done with lacquer, shellac, sanding sealer, polyurethane, etc.—anything that will prevent the surface from soaking up the. For miniatures, a small box will do, as long as the miniature's base.

Scenic cement to seal the layers of foliage and flock to the base and trees. It is very easy to. You need to seal the flock to the board. The actual process of flocking is pretty simple: An ultra tacky type of glue, that stays sticky. The tutorials i've looked at all show different methods, mostly spraying a lacquer or a water/pva combo onto the flock, but none. Sealing may be done with lacquer, shellac, sanding sealer, polyurethane, etc.—anything that will prevent the surface from soaking up the. What do you uses to seal the flock once it's on the base? Apply matte mod podge to the wet flock. The ‘wet water’ will help.

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How To Seal Flocking Sealing may be done with lacquer, shellac, sanding sealer, polyurethane, etc.—anything that will prevent the surface from soaking up the. It is very easy to. The tutorials i've looked at all show different methods, mostly spraying a lacquer or a water/pva combo onto the flock, but none. An ultra tacky type of glue, that stays sticky. What do you uses to seal the flock once it's on the base? The ‘wet water’ will help. Apply matte mod podge to the wet flock. Sealing may be done with lacquer, shellac, sanding sealer, polyurethane, etc.—anything that will prevent the surface from soaking up the. Prep your work area so you don't make a mess. You need to seal the flock to the board. The actual process of flocking is pretty simple: Scenic cement to seal the layers of foliage and flock to the base and trees. For miniatures, a small box will do, as long as the miniature's base. Mix up some ‘wet water’ (!), 50/50 ipa alcohol / water, and wet the flock with it.