You absolutely did inspire me to create something with this technique. Thank you! It's going to be a fake hood cage for my Zombie Outbreak Response Vehicle for Halloween as well as for Wasteland Weekend.
Good call on using the tightbond & you’ll probably want to clear coat with the engine enamel spray paint that I’ve seen recommended by another UA-cam channel for items that are outside. Mine was for an indoor haunt so the glue & clear coat worked ok, but I did still have a little shedding of the coffee grounds. They add a great effect so I hope you are able to perfect that for an outdoor item!
Another thing you can use is spray foam, make sure you have a thick glove on, spray some in your hand and rub it all over then paint. It looks excellent. Your way looks great too.
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You absolutely did inspire me to create something with this technique. Thank you! It's going to be a fake hood cage for my Zombie Outbreak Response Vehicle for Halloween as well as for Wasteland Weekend.
That sounds awesome! Have fun & thanks for watching!
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Thanks!
I'm curious to know how you used the pipes and the other fittings in your Halloween display?
I attached them to the wall in my haunted house.
I will have to try coffee grounds on the next styrene foan anvil I make. Because my anvils stay outside I will be using titebond II glue.
Good call on using the tightbond & you’ll probably want to clear coat with the engine enamel spray paint that I’ve seen recommended by another UA-cam channel for items that are outside. Mine was for an indoor haunt so the glue & clear coat worked ok, but I did still have a little shedding of the coffee grounds. They add a great effect so I hope you are able to perfect that for an outdoor item!
Another thing you can use is spray foam, make sure you have a thick glove on, spray some in your hand and rub it all over then paint. It looks excellent. Your way looks great too.