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[dandl2876]

Was wondering if anyone has been successful using a product called Eazy Water.?Have a fish carving ...trying to make realistic water and so far this product doesn't look that realistic......Any ideas on this product or other ways to make water droplets?????.......

[Ron T]

Hello and welcome, dandl. Try doing a search. I remember someone doing water with something.

[dandl2876]

Thanks Ron...will do.. I tried google...no luck..but forgot about the carving magazines ...

[Donsexton]

Hello and welcome, I have a buddy that is into toy trains he uses this product that looks good to me it is a two part epoxy. I know that he buys a lot of his model supplies from a toy train catalogue.

[Terry Vance]

Check out Lynn Doughty's blog. He did a piece called "Trouble on the water" where he showed how he used a combination of 5 minute epoxy and hot glue to create the water. It is very realistic. You should be able to find a post on this site with the www. address. Good luck!

[Dougie]

I have used a product called Envirotex. Just google it. Any craft store carries it.
It is a resin and a hardener that you mix.

[dandl2876]

Terry.....dumb question I guess ...but I'm new to this forum business....how do I get to the posting you mentioned by Lynn Doughty????? sounds like just what I'm looking for!!

[Terry Vance]

Lynn has a blog and he uses it to teach woodcarving and to show case his carvings. When you get there be prepared to stay a while. He has video and still photography tuitorials. The one you are looking for is a picture series. It is on the Picasa Photo Gallery.

The address is: OutWestWoodCarving

I know you will find what you are looking for. Good luck with your project!

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

I worked for Envirotex for awhile in Samoa Calif...when they first started.......good stuff..!

[dandl2876]

You are right about the Lynn D....site........wow spent a lot of time there and very helpful. its in my favorites!!!!!!!!!!