> My experience was that spraying the chalk weathering tended to negate
> the effect I was trying to create in the first place. The chalk seems
> to hold without any help, and if it does rub off a little, so what?
> Just apply a little more chalk. That way, you have evolving
> weathering, just like the real ones!
>
> Bob Nicholson
>
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Yes, I agree. If I use gloss or dull coat, it goes on first to even
out the paint and hide the decal film. The Bragdon products go on
last.
As a matter of fact, after looking at the picture of 5717, I think I
need to add more dust along the bottom of the hood.
Also, my thanks to those of you who responded offline to remind me I
forgot to the paint the truck screw head. I knew there was something
else I wanted to do before I took pictures. <G>
John Gibson
Rocklin, CA
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