Oil weathering

[Guest]

Cheers John I will have a bash at mixing some oils and see how they turn out yours look good on the Churchill

Thanks! Just make sure you keep brushes for oil separate from acrylic ones. To be honest, you don't need high quality brushes, I use a pack from QD that cost les than £2! If you keep a bigger brush to hand for sucking up excess wash, and kitchen towel for keeping it dry. Leave it 12 hours or so between coats and have fun!

[eddiesolo]

As well as brushes I used those foam shapes that you can get from a poundshop that are for make up, great for dragging or sponging.


Si

[Guest]

To put an end to this little debate I found a couple of sites that explain it better
http://herschel.cf.ac.uk/science/infrared/dust


In this one read the bottom paragraph


http://www.armaghplanet.com/blog/the-dangers-of-space-travel.html


I hope this settles the debate

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