There are many ways to apply a finish to a board to achieve different effects, but this is the most verstatile and hard wearing I've come across.
This rubberised texture paint is simply the best product for basing large terrain and boards. A pot this size can easily cover five boards. I have not been able to find an alternative that I find equal. I apply this liberally on a board, using an old brush to stipple the paint in to place. It will take some time to dry, which I use to spread a fine sand (builders kiln dried) to add further texture.
This is the start point I use for most of my boards, there are many variations I have done and will do. When the paint has dried turn the board on its edge and tap of the sand.
This rubberised texture paint is simply the best product for basing large terrain and boards. A pot this size can easily cover five boards. I have not been able to find an alternative that I find equal. I apply this liberally on a board, using an old brush to stipple the paint in to place. It will take some time to dry, which I use to spread a fine sand (builders kiln dried) to add further texture.
This is the start point I use for most of my boards, there are many variations I have done and will do. When the paint has dried turn the board on its edge and tap of the sand.
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