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From what I can see online I think so. I don’t know the rubberised horsehair product, perhaps it’s more versatile than scouring pads. R-
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So, do you tease it out to give a random appearance? R-
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Yes, Roger.
It comes in flat slabs - slice it into strips, pull it apart and spray it with grey/brown paint. Spray with adhesive (I use layering spray for static grass) then sprinkle scenic scatter onto it. Trim any loose bits with scissors.
I made these for Low Ghyll.
2019-10-12_08-37-36 by Steve Mumford, on Flickr
It comes in flat slabs - slice it into strips, pull it apart and spray it with grey/brown paint. Spray with adhesive (I use layering spray for static grass) then sprinkle scenic scatter onto it. Trim any loose bits with scissors.
I made these for Low Ghyll.
2019-10-12_08-37-36 by Steve Mumford, on Flickr
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Looks good stuff. If only my OCD would allow me to be that random. R-
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Re: Lichen
My OCD insists I be accurate<G> So random is right.
Horsehair hedges need a careful trim with very good scissors when finished to get rid of any fly away tendencies at the edges.
Martin
Horsehair hedges need a careful trim with very good scissors when finished to get rid of any fly away tendencies at the edges.
Martin
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