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Old 12-22-2009, 04:16 AM   #1
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John,
I tried your method of using acrylic paint to adhere the flock in the last run of boxes that I did and found it significantly better than using PVA glue. The coating was more even across the bottom of the boxes which was particularly noticeable on the bigger drawers. Thanks for the tip.

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G'day Rhys,
Glad it worked for you mate.

Occasionally I come up with something that works LOL.

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what is john's idea do you just use plain acrylic paint or what i must have missed his post but i have to try flocking for the first time so any good ideas are a good thing.

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Jerry check out this thread, for flocking ideas. JohnB acrylic paint info is there.
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Thanks wood dog appreciate the help i'll post some pics if i don't flock it up (as john would say) lol


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