02-26-2013, 10:07 AM
On a side note when I first poured the pond I used gloss medium but it had too many ripples when it dried so I poured a layer of WS's realisitic water over that but it did't hide it all. After I had painted the bottom of the pond I went over it with chalks to blend in the colors. Turns out gloss medium and WS's realwater don't bond to chalk so I was able to pop the "water" right out of the pond without damage to the scenery base! 
I then repoured with the WS's realwater. Another note is that either product and every other product I've ever used to do water "creeps" up the scenery so this time 
I poured the water and let it cure then added the bushes, dead tree and what have you and have no unsightly "creep" to contend with.
I then repoured with the WS's realwater. Another note is that either product and every other product I've ever used to do water "creeps" up the scenery so this time I poured the water and let it cure then added the bushes, dead tree and what have you and have no unsightly "creep" to contend with.
Mike
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