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I'm sure this is a dumb question because I think I already know the answer...but I'm asking anyway.
I have a large prop that wasn't created by me. This prop was displayed for several years at a large amusement park. It was made of plywood and coated to look like cement. The texture and look is identical to the look of the wall in this torch photo. It's very durable and appears to be make the plywood quite weather proof. The same type of coating is sometimes used on tombstones. I believe it's store bought...not monster mud.
What is that coating?
For those looking at the torch picture...it's just an image I found on the net. But I plan to make a couple fake silk flame torches like this one....out of pvc, foam, and maybe plastic for the grate at the top. Of course, with ventilation for the flame to work.
I have a large prop that wasn't created by me. This prop was displayed for several years at a large amusement park. It was made of plywood and coated to look like cement. The texture and look is identical to the look of the wall in this torch photo. It's very durable and appears to be make the plywood quite weather proof. The same type of coating is sometimes used on tombstones. I believe it's store bought...not monster mud.
What is that coating?

For those looking at the torch picture...it's just an image I found on the net. But I plan to make a couple fake silk flame torches like this one....out of pvc, foam, and maybe plastic for the grate at the top. Of course, with ventilation for the flame to work.