Artificial Grass Powder | Red | Nylon Flock | 20g - Dioramas

Turn a bare base into flower beds, autumn colour and festive ground in one pass. This 20g jar of JAGS artificial grass powder is fine nylon flock in red that you sprinkle over wet glue, with no painting needed. The fibres stand up off the glue and read as real grass at miniature scale.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Flower beds and blossom drifts
• Autumn maple and festive scenes
• Fantasy terrain for tabletop gaming
• Accent patches in resin and fairy gardens

Compatibility

Works with: white glue, Mod Podge, spray adhesive, epoxy and UV resin, and foam board, clay, plaster or card bases.

Pairs well with: model trees, miniature figures, decorative pebbles and grass mats.

Not suitable for: planting anything living, or permanent outdoor use; it is a decorative scatter, not soil or turf.

How to Use

1. Brush a thin, even coat of white glue over the area to cover.
2. Sprinkle the flock over the glue while it is still tacky.
3. Tap the base from underneath so the fibres lift and stand upright.
4. Leave it to dry fully, then tip the base and tap off the loose flock to reuse.

Before You Buy

• Sold by weight, not by area, so coverage depends on how thickly you scatter it.
• Shade varies slightly between batches, so buy enough for one project in one go.
• The pack carries a fade resistant claim from the maker; we state no outdoor rating.
• Fine powder, so keep it away from young children and work over a tray.

You will Need

• craft glue

You may also like

• model trees
• miniature garden and scenery
• scenery materials

Frequently Asked Questions

How much grass powder is in the jar?
The jar holds 20g. The maker states a net weight, not a coverage figure, so scatter a test patch first if you are working to a fixed area.

How is red different from the other shades?
Red is an accent colour rather than ground cover. Scatter it in small patches over a green base for flower beds and autumn leaves.

Can I use it inside resin?
Yes. Seal it under a thin glue coat first, or the resin soaks in and darkens or flattens it.

Should I pick the nylon flock or the foam grass powder?
This 20g jar is fine nylon fibres that stand upright. The 100g foam jars are crumbly foam granules that give a dense, flatter ground cover. Pick nylon flock for standing grass in small scenes, and foam for covering a large layout.