To make an artificial waterfall appear natural takes a little in the way of skill, imagination and creativity. This can be done by carefully placing similar rocks together, cementing them into position and them using a waterproof matt varnish to paint over the surface. Once you start the water flowing, minor adjustments may be necessary, using a stone mason chisel to improve the cascade.
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