How to weather wooden cargo spaces?

sorry if I sounded gruff , didn't mean to be . I am no great shake's as a weatherer , as far as I know , you seal a coat to protect it from your next coat . like if I put an oil wash over acrylic, it protect's the acrylic . in that video , he put an acrylic wash over an acrylic base . a sealer coat can also make the wash run better . I hope this make's sense................ mrchntmarine

Don Stauffer

Is the cargo area actually wood, or styrene representing wood?

 

It is styrene representig wood.

The video is good, gave me some ideas, thanks...

steve5

I don't think painting , has any real hard and fast rules . it's just the way he does it ,

this is a different way , if I'm breaking any rule's I aplogise .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzEzPe8EMc8

 

wasn't being forward - I'm just confused - can you do washes, panel lining, etc w/o seal coating 1st and achieve the same results as if you had seal coated?  is it the same thing?  just trying to figure it out.  it seems to me that the washes run more when going over a seal coated item and that the washes would not stick as much or as well as they do when doing over a non-sealed item.  trying to figure it out before i try it for the 1st time on my soon to be completed simca5.  tks

I don't think painting , has any real hard and fast rules . it's just the way he does it ,

this is a different way , if I'm breaking any rule's I aplogise .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzEzPe8EMc8

steve5

u-tube has quite a few of these

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qv5LkcIX3g8

 

so I'm new to this and trying to figure it out. I watched the video and now I'm confused. I thought you did all the washes after painting and sealing?  

Is the cargo area actually wood, or styrene representing wood?

u-tube has quite a few of these

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qv5LkcIX3g8