Tutorial: Want to apply Flocking to a car interior? Here's how I do it! | Scale Modeling

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A tutorial showing how I apply flocking material to a car interior floor to simulate carpet and make it more realistic. Flocking can also be applied to parcel shelves and any part that requires a carpet finished look.
Always wear a face mask when performing flocking since tiny particles will start flying everywhere while doing the procedure.
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[@onetwentyfourtwentyfourseven]

Great stuff, thanks for sharing!

[@KarlScaleModeling]

Awesome, thanks for your feedback 😊 very appreciated 👍🏼

[@lukeduca6696]

Great tutorial mate! Same here, I prefer to use white glue for the flocking. Well done for the video 😀

[@KarlScaleModeling]

Thank you my friend, that's very appreciated 👍🏼 I'm glad hearing you prefer the white glue method too 😊👍🏼

[@bobscalemodeling9863]

thanks for sharing Karl nice video. will you consider a video on how to apply decals on seat belts ?

[@KarlScaleModeling]

Thank you Robert, your feedback is very appreciated 😊 That's a great suggestion there, I'll keep it in mind the next time I'm doing a racing harness. However to help you right away, I always add white glue beneath the decal to make sure that it sticks to the seat belt material. White glue turns transparent once it dries, so it will create a strong bond and you won't notice it's there once it dries 🙂👍🏼