🌊 Woodland Scenics Realistic Water - Blue | 2 fl oz (SP4195) Review

Works very well. I used it with regular realistic water and then applied blue paint over it. Gave me a nice deep dark blue look to the water. *** Edit after first viewing *** But it is HIGHLY compressed! Very upset about this after my first glowing review. Within a month of use it had shrunk nearly half an inch and was tearing off all sides of the very shallow basin into which I poured it with difficulty. That's not good for such an expensive product. Woodland Scenics should be ashamed for…

It's easy to use but better for flat items. If you use it on an uneven or uneven surface, it will settle into the grooves of whatever you are covering, exposing material in high spots. In our case we covered the clay we had shaped to look like a small wave (pond) and as it dried you could see the turquoise clay under the small peaks. This stuff looked great when dried on low flat spots so I would recommend this to anyone who wants to cover a flat surface. However, realistic looking water…

My personal experience - maybe I screwed up, but. worth the time i had So when I bought it I wanted something like resin so I could do a water scene. Kind of like you see it in YouTube videos where it's a lollipop-like shell that you can look inside and see what you're putting inside. That's not it. When you open it it says "Did you buy this and everything else first? Did you do this and that with our other products?" like a deal. And no, I didn't do it because I thought it was one and did. But