Made in U.S.A. Static grass applicator for O HO N Scale Train Wargames.Taxidermy

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Made in U.S.A. Static grass applicator for O HO N Scale Train Wargames.Taxidermy:
$35.00

\"Overall, I was impressed with the GrassTech. It may not be the prettiest tool on the block, but it does a good job making static grass fibers stand on end.\"

-Cody Grivno - Model Railroader

Congrats, you\'re about to buy and become a Super Awesome doper flocker :) from the Mile High city.

Whywait weeks or even months for overseas shipping to come in to flock your current lay-out project?

Youcan be flocking your layout with in just a few short day\'s (average delivery time 2-4 days) with the \"BEST\" little static grass applicator on the market.

Theonly product we make, is static grass applicators and we make them\"VERY\" well!Justlook us up on-line. GrassTech USA\'s great reputation speaks for itself with countless positive reviews in (Model railroader) and other great National/internationally hobby publications.

If you have an questions you can just call text,or email us.

Reputationis everything,We have always guaranteed all our products for 1 year from the saledate and p.o.p. WOW!

Howit works:TheGrass Tech \"WIDE MOUTH 3.5 INCH\" is a handheld, battery poweredelectrostatic tool that creates realistic standing grassscenery.Applyscenery cement/glue,to he base of the lay-out then insert a pin/nailand attach clip nest to the glued area , fill the strainer unit approximately 2/3 full withstatic grass \"only\", turn on the unit and wave it gently overthe glued area. Polarized, statically-charged grass fibers land verticallyon the glue. wait for it to dry and re-use the UN-used flock.

It\'s that easy!Your going to loveflocking ;) It\'s so simple to use you\'ll be a master flocker inno time!

HappyFlocking.

Alex

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