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Well, I'm making progress on landscaping my mountain/tunnel.  I've painted it with burnt umber and gray for earth and rock.  Now, I have to put a 16:1 green wash on the lower part of it for a grassy look.  The quandry I have is this:  do I sprinkle grass and then spray liquid cement, or spray the cement first?  I've seen a few videos that suggest spraying the cement after putting down the grass.  That does seems right, but I'm not sure if the grass wouldn't slip and fall down the mountain.  Can someone provide a definitive answer?

 

Thanks.

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Spray a light coat to keep the grass in place, and then finish off with another spray after you have everything looking like you want it to look.  Finally, vacuum up the excess/loose grass (and repeat the processes if you find you have some bare spots).

 

Scenery making is very forgiving.  You can screw it up and then just go back and re-do any areas you are unhappy with, or simply cover those areas with more grass, weeds, or whatever.

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