Ball moss spray refurbish – preservation spray for moss walls
Glycerine spray to refresh and preserve ball moss walls, keeps moss soft and colour-fast for years.
Sending reliable throughout Europe.
For all indoor greenery.
Doesn't require water or sunlight.
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About Ball moss spray refurbish – preservation spray for moss walls
The ball moss spray refurbish is a preservation spray developed to treat fresh moss and create your own moss wall. It's also perfect for refreshing existing moss walls or restoring discolouration, making it an essential tool for anyone working with preserved moss on a regular basis.
Features
- Content: 400 ml spray bottle
- Coverage: suitable for approx. 2m² of moss wall
- High glycerine concentration, the same substance used to preserve moss
- Prevents moss from drying out
- Easy-to-use spray application
Applications
The ball moss spray refurbish is used by interior fitters, greenery installers and dealers who work with preserved moss walls in offices, retail environments, hospitality venues and healthcare facilities. It's ideal for finishing new moss wall installations, smoothing out transitions between different moss patches, and maintaining existing green walls so they keep their vibrant look over time. Spray it directly onto freshly applied moss for an instant, striking effect, or use it as part of routine maintenance to keep older installations looking their best.
Benefits
- Restores colour and softness to faded or dried-out moss
- Keeps preserved moss walls maintenance-free for longer
- Creates seamless transitions between moss sections
- Quick and easy to apply, no special tools needed
- Extends the lifespan of your moss wall investment
Usage Tip
Spray a light, even mist directly onto the moss surface. Avoid over-saturating in one spot — a couple of passes across the whole wall gives the best, most natural result.
More Information
| Weight (in KG) | 0.4 |
|---|---|
| Width | 10 - 40 cm |
| Length | 25 - 50 cm |
| Shape planter | round |
| Product type | Mummy moss |
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