I know most guys who do this flock . But I buy a 9x11 sheet of felt from any craft store . There's tons of colors to pick from. What you do is lay the sheet down and cut out the templates for the seats and such with a pair of scissors. Go back and forth dry fitting until it looks right and then grab some spray adhesive . Spray it on the floor of the model itself and then start from one end of the carpet felt and lay it in place. It looks awesome.

great job, tips; you could put a sheet of paper under your work area and recuperate the flocking.

That red carpet is stunning. That prelude is going to be amazing.

If you did this over paper it would be easier to safe the excise carpet material for another project. Great video.

Your interiors are awesome. Very detailed and very precise!!

That looks so nice. We used to use hobby felt and white glue to make floor mats. I had some luck with soaking the felt with white glue and installing it on the floors. Then using a finger nail file to move some of the fibers in the felt for an ok look from outside of the car. That was when I was a kid.

Great video and another tip of what I did instead of glue is that if you used the same color like flat black and then flock it, it will make it 100% much better in my opinion

Great video. The nail art option I didn’t know about so many thanks. For white glue. If you mix with a bit of water it will go on much better and provide a smooth surface for the flock. The outcome is the same. Cheers.

nice and clean work

whoa that is genius! well done!

Great video.... it also works by using paint and put the powder in the still wet paint...

I've always struggled with modeling carpet. This method might be the answer I'm looking for. Thank you

That is brilliant!

thank you jh-hobby great job

Nice Idea. I think I will use this pouder for the structure of carpet but after applying, I will seal it with Gloss coat and then paint it the way I wat it, then reseal with a gloss or matt coat.

Ive heard of this technique but have never seen it done! Great vid! Thanks for posting!

Always Great Tips and Tricks on Here!! Thanks for Sharing!

Velmi dobrý nápad! Děkuji.-)

Excellent tutorial. Thank you for sharing

A really nice modeling tip!Thanks!!!!!

This will look awesome in my vans..Thanks for tip!

Awesome video! God bless

Man I love your pro work, good job sir

Looks great! I use the same method but with really fine strained sand. I may pick up some flocking material. Awesome video!

I’ve been looking for a video like this super helpful thanks

Great!

Great tip bud I've been waiting on something like this to come out for many years now thanks for sharing.

I use felt sheets, You can get them for like $5 for 50 sheets off of Amazon and they are only 1 MM thick. they are perfect for it and they are cheap.

nice results......

Nice tip

Thanks for the video 😎👍

Thank you. I’ve been looking for something like this.

Very helpful nice buddy i baught same nail powder and i used clear dry pvc glue for plastics wood an stuff but never turns out as smooth and is always patchy can u give me any advice on how long to leave it do i put much more differnt clear glue on or clear coat paint i seen some people use id love to get all my honda kits with good carpet flooring and atleast 1 door open an close on each to show off the inside u know

Just like the real Mccoy!

Do areas like the transmission hump 1st to let it set up longer to a tacky state as it will sag or drip down causing a crappy carpet...if not happy you can wash it off.

Great video, but I would use a wider brush for larger areas. More even coverage. Maybe for h.wheels, try crushing the flocking with a small rolling pin ?don't know if it would work, but it's worth a try !

I just got flocking, and embossing power, I've never tried this will soon, I use to use black sand paper, but a Lil more work

Niceeee

Great tutorial, well done. Have never used nail flock before, will definitely have a look at buying some 👍👍

David R Lentz, USA You have an interesting idea here. To reduce the waste of all the flocking powder that does not fall upon the white adhesive (as we see at round 2:10 in your video), I suggest placing under the model’s interior a large paper plate to catch the leftovers, for one to use later in the carpeting process. For white or very pale flocking material, a shallow, darkly coloured bowl would serve instead. Does this material work for fabric seat covers? It seems that set you used might. Or does your supplier offer a different item? I infer that leather or Naugahyde (a trademark for an artificial material designed to resemble leather, made from fabric coated with rubber or vinyl resin; source: Bing/Edge) would have a glossy finish. Similarly, how might one simulate unusual patterns, such as stripes, especially pin-striping? Or splodges, tiger-prints, florals, zigzags, iridescent fabrics, etc.?

Cant Walt To try that, thank so much...

You should do the flocking over a piece of paper with a bend in it so you can re use it.

What brand of paint is that red you’re using. It’s very vivid. Beautiful build! Looks great!

Slowly we get to see the Prelude complete!

In fact, if you look at a read car from a distance, you cannot see the carpet texture so clearly, The real scale reduced carpet actually looks like flat painted effect...

wow looks great what a nice job what colors did you use on the seats love the colors to wow

Nice vid!!!! Just subbed................................ 🙂

great tutorial asks where to get that nail powder because I wanted to buy one in black but I don't know where to buy

Do you recommend thinning the glue with water? It seems like when applying the black carpet the glue was thinned but for the rest it looked like it was straight out of the bottle

Where is the best place to buy model kits? And what about accessories like replacement wheels, wings, etc.

salut , ou achète-tu la poudre ? merci

I just recently bought my first model and I am moving onto painting the interior. What color of paint do you recommend I should use to make the seats, steering wheel and other interior parts to look realistic as possible? (Imitate a basic stock interior)

just use felt from ring box

It would sort of work for a convertible, but for a hardtop, really not so much.

Btw can I polish my model car without sanding if it doesnt have clear coat on it?

Is the white glue just PVA glue?

So I’ve seen people use the same color paint as the carpet to make it stick ...is glue better then paint?

What about floor mats?

Looks to shaggy try a different flock size.

could this work for hot wheels cars

what was the car?

I wonder if anyones used real fabric for a model interior before

Me: Has a Lamborghini Aventador SV Also Me realizing that the Lamborghini Aventador SV has grip tape instead of carpets.

Car pet ,. could be a cat or dog 😂😂

Second comment.

Is it just me being a dumbass or does the car with the red interior not have a clutch pedal.