Static Grass Layering Sprays by War World Scenics are the ideal way to build up layers of static grasses to your desired surface for extra volume and realism. Available in a range of sizes for your convenience, in resealable bottles with a pump spray nozzle for easy application. Layering sprays are ideal for any length of static grass and can also be used to build up foliage on seafoam trees. It dries quickly and provides better qualities for working with static grass than PVA. Whether covering broad landscapes or applying fine details to a miniature base, our Static Grass Layering Spray is perfect for you.
Here at War World Scenics, we are passionate about modelling and we always try to improve our products and continually create innovative new additions to our huge range. Whether you need scenery materials such as static grass and tufts, modelling materials such as ABS and balsa, or even
model structures like bridges and platforms, we guarantee you’ll find what you need.
The Layering Sprays are available in a range of bottle sizes: 250ml, 500ml, 1000ml.
Used this product for sticking foliage to seafoam it worked great, plus the spray spreads the glue well
Rated 5 out of 5
Paul Savage (verified owner)–
Used on static grass as instructed by WWS videos. Also used to secure bushes together ontop of the grass. Dries 100% clear with no residual tac. Only mistake was buying 2 base glues and 1 layering spray – should have bought 1 base and 2 layering as you use much more layering than base.
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Martin Gibson (verified owner) –
Used this product for sticking foliage to seafoam it worked great, plus the spray spreads the glue well
Paul Savage (verified owner) –
Used on static grass as instructed by WWS videos. Also used to secure bushes together ontop of the grass. Dries 100% clear with no residual tac. Only mistake was buying 2 base glues and 1 layering spray – should have bought 1 base and 2 layering as you use much more layering than base.