12th-Sep-21, 04:56 PM
Hi Anthony,
Correct. First the shrub is dipped into the paint.
After letting it drip out, it's sprinkled with a mixture of grits from the model train shop.
Turpentine paint is thinner than latex/wall paint and good to dilute (with turpentine). It keeps the details of the branches better visible after the dipping and prevents clumping of the whole shrub.
I am talking about "wall paint", as you can see under the second photo of my copper wire trees.
Hub
Correct. First the shrub is dipped into the paint.
After letting it drip out, it's sprinkled with a mixture of grits from the model train shop.
Turpentine paint is thinner than latex/wall paint and good to dilute (with turpentine). It keeps the details of the branches better visible after the dipping and prevents clumping of the whole shrub.
I am talking about "wall paint", as you can see under the second photo of my copper wire trees.
Hub

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