Whaz up,
nsclcctl - A wash is to help bring out the details(rivets,nooks,panel lines and the like). It also helps in the weathering of the a/c as well.
When I do my
"Smudge washes" I use water based paints. I do a mixture of the paint w/ distilled water. The ratio of paint and water is all up to you.
Make sure before you do the
"wash" you have a few coats of gloss on her first.
Then I'll take a "fine" brush and I will start to apply the
wash on the panel lines or where I feel it is needed. Once that is done, I'll let the wash sit for about 10 to 15 min or so.
Once the "wash" has dried, I'll go back over the areas w/ a moistened Q-tip(this helps wipe the excess wash off the panel, leaving the panel lines untouched).
You can repete the process as many times as you'd like or when you get the look that you want.
Well this in a nut shell is how I do my washes.
Flaps up,Mike
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