07-15-2012, 08:08 AM
Thanks for the nice comments
The road became weathered today.
I use a light brown powder in plain water to get a wash. That wash is brushed on the road and massaged into the surface with the sponge. A second wash makes it more intense a plain wet brush and a paper towel removes excessive wash. I do not recommend to use white powder. It is too strong and cold. A light brown looks more natural.
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The result may be reworked with some water when ever you like. In my case around the decals when their glue has set again.
A problem are all kind of scratches in the road surface. They are emphasized if you like it or not....
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![[Image: 8e076f89.jpg?t=1342360730]](http://i966.photobucket.com/albums/ae149/faraway52/Misc-1/8e076f89.jpg?t=1342360730)
The road became weathered today.
I use a light brown powder in plain water to get a wash. That wash is brushed on the road and massaged into the surface with the sponge. A second wash makes it more intense a plain wet brush and a paper towel removes excessive wash. I do not recommend to use white powder. It is too strong and cold. A light brown looks more natural.
The result may be reworked with some water when ever you like. In my case around the decals when their glue has set again.
A problem are all kind of scratches in the road surface. They are emphasized if you like it or not....
Reinhard