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<blockquote data-quote="Rackseeker" data-source="post: 5293384" data-attributes="member: 1568"><p>With my mount just about finished , I have been needing to finish up my pedestal base. Been looking for ideas on fake dirt. Didn't really like the looks of what I found on the internet. Decided to try my own recipe. Started with a bag of top soil and mixed in dirt from under my storage building that was already dry and powdery. Then mixed in a little sand. Fired up the grill and dried for a few hours. For the test piece I laid down a area of Elmers glue and added the dried dirt on top until it quit soaking up the glue. After it dried I sprayed a good coat of polyurethane on top. Seems to be plenty durable enough to stay put on the base. [ATTACH=full]128017[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rackseeker, post: 5293384, member: 1568"] With my mount just about finished , I have been needing to finish up my pedestal base. Been looking for ideas on fake dirt. Didn’t really like the looks of what I found on the internet. Decided to try my own recipe. Started with a bag of top soil and mixed in dirt from under my storage building that was already dry and powdery. Then mixed in a little sand. Fired up the grill and dried for a few hours. For the test piece I laid down a area of Elmers glue and added the dried dirt on top until it quit soaking up the glue. After it dried I sprayed a good coat of polyurethane on top. Seems to be plenty durable enough to stay put on the base. [ATTACH type="full" alt="D25A70E6-443A-4A90-95C9-D1D6B4157824.jpeg"]128017[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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