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Static grass is a scatter made of nylon fibres, that can be made to stand on end giving the appearance of real grass.
Static grass is best applied using a static grass applicator.
By filling the applicator with grass fibres, they are electrostatically charged as they leave the applicator, which make them stand up in pre-applied glue.
The fact they stand up give the appearance of real grass.
Static grass comes in sizes from 0.5mm up to 12mm.
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