They are very flexible and can be applied either temporarily or permenantly. They provide a finish that you don't have to paint or have any special tools for. And when you get further into painting are another level of weathering in layers. They can be messy since they are fine powders but arent difficult to clean up or toxic at all.
Stormbringer wrote: ↑Sun Sep 14, 2025 11:33 pm
Im hoping to get out with them next week and run them in damp soil/dirt shallow muddy bits to dirty them up naturally
Sounds like you might want to up the ante with pigments,
Mr C, We live in Scotland. We have all the pigments we need, and all for free.
Stormbringer wrote: ↑Sun Sep 14, 2025 11:33 pm
Im hoping to get out with them next week and run them in damp soil/dirt shallow muddy bits to dirty them up naturally
Sounds like you might want to up the ante with pigments,
Mr C, We live in Scotland. We have all the pigments we need, and all for free.
ROFLMAO so very true mate
Mr Chef thx for the links I will have a look later
cheers guys
Cheers
Alan
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