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Hey Ross I never used Evirotex for water because there are better products for this purpose on the market and other techiques like using clear gloss over a painted on river or lake bed. I also read Evirotex gives off fumes that'll knock you out untill it cures and it is also difficult to keep clean from dust. Evirotex, I believe, will eat a hole through the foam! [:O][censored] Even if you protect it with latex paint, all it would need to do is find a pin hole. E-Z water from Woodland Scenics, which you melt the pellets, can be used on foam but it may damage the foam if you make it too hot. Woodland Scenics does make other "water" called[url="http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/785-1211"] Realistic Water[/url] and [url="http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/785-1212"] Water Effects[/url] (click on the highlited words) SEE WARNING BELOW FROM wmlugan about Relistic Water You don't have to dig a hole and fill it in to model deep water. There is detailed information on[url="http://www.woodlandscenics.com"] Woodland Scenics[/url] web site. Click on to "information" then click on "color water" I would also recommend any of these [url="http://store.yahoo.net/kalmbachcatalog/model-railroading-books-scenery.html"]books[/url] to learn other techniques.
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