Amazing! I love that this only has 3 materials and yet looks so good! Also really like when you show how you use the things you make in the videos out in the attraction.

Love your stuff. Thank you for sharing your props. You are the Bob Ross of prop making. 🥰

I’ve been to the transworld show in St. Louis and have wanted to meet you but I always figure I’d leave you be because I know how hectic those events can feel. You’ve really inspired me to bring some new details to the haunt I work for in Iowa. Your videos and creativity in the industry are amazing.

Excellent! Thanks for the “in set” footage!

This is a nice distraction for us here in Moore, OK thru a tornadic/hail storm... THANK YOU!!!!😊 Much love from Oklahoma!

Those roots are awesome!

Is there anything you cant make with locktite foam? 🤣 Just an idea. If you look for either a local or online graffiti/art supplies store, get yourself some fat caps for your spray paints. Youll get broader and faster coverage, probably a more even spray too. I only say this because I notice you pull the can back to get more coverage but it doesn't seem to cover much with the cap that comes with it. This is usually the case with non "art" type sprays. Also I find putting my cans in some warm (not hot) water for a few minutes before painting helps a lot with the flow too. Being able to cover a lot quickly adds up in a lot of saved time long term. New york fat caps are usually what i'd recommend as a good all rounder. If some of your cans are male and not female uprok make adapters too. You can use them for years if you keep them clean. At only a few cents a pop it's worth investing in.

Alan, those roots look so much like the real thing. that Loctite is awesome. I love the fact that you can shape it however you want or have however many you want. Alan you are the ‘Root’ of my creativity har har har Seriously we really appreciate your videos. Thank you ❤️ 🤘🏻🎃🤘🏻

I saw plastic on a table and a spray bottle. It was at that moment I knew the roots were coming from a can. 😂. In all honesty si have adapted so many things from your channel into my own reptile channel. Spray foam is great for diy reptile decor and backgrounds

I love this! I needed some ways to make roots and here you are showing us. Thankyou!

Amazing. Thanks for the info.

You make thing look so easy. 👍🏻👏🏻

Awesome! Love this! Thanks for sharing 🤘💀

That was easy New materials to work with!

Awesome - thank you for sharing this awesome video

That spray foam plant roots would look great on a table as part of the centre piece Halloween decoration 🎃💀🧟‍♂️

what a great idea i'm def going to use that one ... thanks for sharing HFL!!

Not gonna lie this is very cool

Well, besides roots you've given me other ideas to use the spray foam for!!!😅

Great video, have used the spray foam for tree trunks and roots but never used the moss. Will try that thanks.

Those roots look pretty cool. Also I love the thumbnail on this video 😂

I like the way it seems Allen is doing nothing special, that you have no idea what he's doing or that it can ever possibly look anything he says, but then suddenly it always comes to fruition, and looks just like it's meant to be. I bet he hasn't slept in months, due to lying awake at night thinking what else he can do with foam!

Dude, you make the absolute best props. Sure would have loved to have had you around, or known about your channel, back when I was decorating for Halloween. I live way out of town now, so I don't bother anymore.

Awesome, thank you

Love it

Amazing use of peat moss! Another one of your wonderful "affordable" hardware store solutions. If you had purchased a bag that big of scenic flocking from a craft supply it would have cost 10 times more money.

The Peat moss is a great idea I love it.. I am sure you could use it for other things that need to look like they are covered in dirt.

Well by golly!! This viddy made for a rootin tootin YT Wednesday

I am so jealous. I see you make so many awesome things with the loctite expanding foam and I would love to make things with it too but just one of those tins/cans cost over $64 here in the UK. And I have tried a lot of different expanding foams but none seem to be as good/durable as your loctite. Best wishes 👍

Love it ❤❤❤

Thanks to you making me by lots of Loctite, the ORANGE store raised the price by over a dollar, thanks. Its June and i just had cornea transplant and once doctor takes the stitches out i am making roots to cover my house door, 12 foot high and all around it, i'm thinking in sections so hot do i glue this stuff to itself. The small roots from last year were ok, but i'm doing it up, 2 cases of Loctite. So when i go oer budget i have referred my mean wife of 24 years to you, good luck.

Ooooo... you picked an awesome topic to cover and create on the cheap. (At the current moment, I occasionally draw and make things because college is demanding much of my time for the semester. But yeah, I tend to struggle with drawing roots that look halfway decent.) Now, I can make my own roots as a 3D model! Thanks again, Allen!

Loctite has gotten expensive! I'm so glad I bought 5 cases before it got so expensive.

EFFORTLESS MASTERY!!! By the way, who is that lady inna sweater what is always seen wandering about in your video movies?!?!? I'm very fascinated by her and her journeys in the shop. And yes, in case you're wondering, I AM very easily distracted in my daily life and not just when watching your worthwhile instructionals! 👻

I love your content. I'm making a Cryptid zoo for a Haunted House this year and will be implementing several of your ideas. Do you have any ideas for a Kraken or at least the tentacles?

These look awesome. How durable are they? Could they put up with being part of a costume and movement?

Peat Moss....who knew!! Do you use the flexseal because its also acts like a glue for the moss? (instead of just black spray paint) As always, thanks for your vids

I'm thinking about attending one of your classes if you still offer them, could you give more information

I've used a similar process to make guts and other gore.

Uau!!!!! go!!!

You should make spooky leaves.

What is the benefit of using flex seal instead of spray paint?

Is it a particular type of “spray foam” im in Nz!

Could i do this for a aquarium system in the water

Hey Allen, how flexible is the loctite foam once cured. I was thinking of using this technique to add roots or vines to the arms and legs of a costume.

Can you use spray paint instead of flex seal? We are just making these for a Halloween decorations and won't be saving it.

Can these be used outdoors?

Won't the flex steel eat the foam?

What can't aluminum and Loctite do?

The MASTER of spray foam!