Yeah, it took half an hour to do one tree and even after it had dried lumps kept falling off. Bison contact glue is the way forward!
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Nice Bavarians!
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I recently did a batch of trees by using contact adhesive spray then dipping them in a deep box of flock. It was bloody quick and effective
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A blast of hairspray when the trees are finished helps keep the flock on as well.
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Which scent works the best?
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Maybe it's Maybelline
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I recommend L’Oreal if your trees are worth it.
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I used some of the Missus’ hairspray on some hedges I purchased. Turned the flock brown. Had to respray with some green paint.
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Did you advise the missus?