Weathering sprays

[pugwash]

Has anybody tried this range at all? It claims not to be an acrylic paint but a translucent spray dye. Could be a good alternative to car touch-up sprays etc, and just the right shade of grubby.
http://www.emodels.co.uk/plastic-kits/quickshop.php?ps1=454 < Link To http://www.emodels.co.uk/.../quickshop.php?ps1=454

 

[Granitechops]

Doesnt say what volume the contents are?

 

[pugwash]

It does, under each can, 200ml.

 

[Granitechops]

It does, under each can, 200ml.

Doh so it does

should have gone to Specsavers

hang on I did!!!

 

[KeithT]

Hmmm = £33per Litre and we thought petrol was expensive.
Peanuts though compared to printer ink.....

 

[pugwash]

Hey, no one said you had to drink the stuff
Actually when you read the blurb it is quite versatile, spray, wipe, brush on etc, and us being neo-hippie tree-hugging greenies it's planet-friendly!

 

[KeithT]

Hey, no one said you had to drink the stuff
Actually when you read the blurb it is quite versatile, spray, wipe, brush on etc, and us being neo-hippie tree-hugging greenies it's planet-friendly!

Licence to print money.....:-

 

[C&S]

They had a stand at the St Albans show and were demonstrating on a variety of models. Here's a copy of their ad from the programme. It looked as if a lot of spray ended up on the tissues used to smudge the colour, though the end result was quite good, particularly if several colours were mixed. One advantage is that while the liquid is wet you can rub it all off and start again, if you don't like the first attempt.