Premium Snow Flocking Powder, Instant Snow Powder, Original Self-Adhesive Snow Flock, Fake Artificial Snow, Snowflakes Flock for Christmas Tree, Great for Winter Decoration Displays (2 Pounds)

I took two artificial wreaths out on the back porch and put them on paper so not to make a mess. Then using a spray bottle with water I wet down both wreaths very good. Next I transferred some of the flocking powder to a small bowl to be able to handle it better. Next I took a small hand held wire strainer and transferred some of the material from the small bowl to the strainer and applied it to the wet wreaths. When covered I let it set for a moment then using a fine spray of water I sprayed them again. Once more I applied another light coat of flocking material then sprayed with water again. The wreathes look good and now are drying until tomorrow. Appears to be a good product, easy to use and control and far cheaper than over priced spray cans. Both wreaths are going outside on the railings for the front porch. I had a lot of material left over so it is stored on a tight seal freezer bag for the next use.

The media could not be loaded. Edit: to come back like promised and add photo of finished look & flocking, excuse mess. It has a nice weight to it but what intrigued me was it is kid friendly non-toxic and that it assures this snow flocking will not turn yellow, I have had this happen in the past and ruin the whole tree as flocking is not easy to remove and if done correctly super permanent even pulling small amount off will become quite impossible, you have shedding on pre-made trees but this assure minimal shedding as well.How I did mine?I put a mat down (just so happen we had a kids old craft mat) and applied it to PVC tree, Using water, spraybottle and flower sifter then switched to a juicer with a spout to where I could get those clumpys of snow ooooh yes ❄️Let it sit about 20ish hours before putting the tree topper on it as a test to see the dryness took back off, Waited 2 more then added some lights to be permanently in there and then flocked a second coat over the lights, 21 more hours later and it was complete but I am waiting the recommended time to prevent error.Remember it's a recommendation for a reasonSo far so good. 4lb bag will do a 6ft tree pretty thick and heavy which is what I was going for and still have some left over!

The media could not be loaded. I love how the flocking turned out. I purchased the 2lb bag for our 7ft tree. The amount was perfect for the look I was going for. I followed the instructions on the front of the bag to spray first then apply, spray again, etc and so far so good. It’s definitely a bit messy but a quick and easy clean up. Overall it’s nice.

I used a garden sprayer to miss the tree first. Then put the flocking on. Then miss it again. You have to keep missing it every day. If not, it dries out and you touch the tree and you have this cloud of dust that you are breathing in and also getting all over your furniture. Would not do it again!

This was the first time I ever flocked a tree. Was very easy to use. Did not flake off. Love it. will definitely buy again

This was pretty and easy to do but only lasted while the tree was up. I didn’t have to use a full bag, I had a 7.5ft tree so that was pretty good

Great product just make sure you know how to used it

Uses to put on my unflocked tree and turned out beautiful!!