dusting powder

[monica]

thank you all,

that way you said Ian would be good for the upper hull and the hood ,to give the worn look, with some chipping

and the slurry mix Paul is great for the tracks and lower hell ,under the mud guards,

you know Derek i don't not even have a varnish, some think i should have at this stage,

just had a look at your site Rick, and did find it off use thank you so much all helps were leaning some think new,

you know Adrian , that can not be more right,to look at what you are making on diffidence days, as you get tunnel vision , with your work and need to refresh yourself,

i have read a bit off what has been posted

but i think it is diffidence in Aust than what you guys get in the UK ? o_O

[Guest]

thank you all,that way you said Ian would be good for the upper hull and the hood ,to give the worn look, with some chipping

and the slurry mix Paul is great for the tracks and lower hell ,under the mud guards,

you know Derek i don't not even have a varnish, some think i should have at this stage,

just had a look at your site Rick, and did find it off use thank you so much all helps were leaning some think new,

you know Adrian , that can not be more right,to look at what you are making on diffidence days, as you get tunnel vision , with your work and need to refresh yourself,

i have read a bit off what has been posted

but i think it is diffidence in Aust than what you guys get in the UK ? o_O

[Guest]

Hi Monica iam a little late in replying, but I use Humbrol powders and artist pastel chalks now if you want value for money the chalks are much better value, they will last you much longer and you get lots in the box.

scott

[spanner570]

I'm with Patrick and Scott all the way.......Cheap pound shop artist's pastels every time, and every bit as good as the big money products + I get me some beer tokens to boot!

[Guest]

Lol I also am thinking of getting powders... Never invested in them due to the pricey costs and my favouring of aircraft. Need some of this for the treads for my aircraft as well.

John

[bazers]

Hi guys

have just bought some humbrol powders and going on u tube found some good ref the only thing i dont know is when you mix powders with humbrol decal coat or matt varnish are they o k to apply on to acrilic paint .

thanks

[flyjoe180]

http://www.humbrol.com/support/humbrol-weathering-powder-product-videos

The introduction video states you can use either Decalfix or Matt Cote. The guy in the video recommends Decalfix. If you use the Matt Cote you need to apply enamel thinners to the solution. Decalfix definitely won't hurt your acrylic paint.

[flyjoe180]

Also you cannot rework the powder when applied with Matt Cote whereas you can recoat and scrape with water the Decalfix solution.

[bazers]

Thanks Joe

[Guest]

Hi Barry I have been using the techniques on youtube since I bought them and it works great no problems so far.

scott

[bazers]

Thanks scott