has any one here used modpog to build your water feature. I see that scenic express has a liquid I can pour in but it's 25.00 a bottle and I can get a 10.00 dollar bottle of mod podge.and build a lot of water features. Has any body used this and how did you do it.
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Sure. ModPodge is great. It is best when used as a finish surface over some base such as painted masonite (or whatever). Be sure to get the glossy, not the matte. I like to apply it onto plate glass that was spray-painted from underneath:
What is nice is that you can paint custom "waves" in specific patterns to fit the scene. I like this much better than the common technique of using wavy "shower door" glass when doing small expanses of water, since the waves can be customized. Wavy glass is a good choice for larger areas of water, such as a large lake or a harbor scene.
I used it on a project long ago
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