Does anyone know of an individual spray paint that's dirty or dingy white? Or lacking that, a combination of primer and some other paint (white) to get a dirty white sort of color?
Ron
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15 years ago
Getting It Dirty White?
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15 years ago
I usually overspray with an airbrush but I have seen some folks do it with dry brushing. I have done dust and grime via drybrush technique.
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15 years ago
Hi.
I have :)
I ground up some charcoal and using a soft cloth rubbed it on my model to get that dirty look on The tight corners I got with a small brush that I cut the bristles down on, to get more *force* during application. It was a Hase Ju 87 in winter cammo. Shame it took a bad fall before I ever finished it.....
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15 years ago
Gunze makes an "Off White" that is kinda dingy. Ol' 45
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15 years ago
"Ron" wrote
If you want a uniform shade of "off-white" there are a number of options out there (at least in bottle paints), plus whatever you want to mix on your own.
If you want a white that is randomly dirty or dingy, try mixing up a glaze of about 1 part light gray and 4 parts clear and randomly spraying it over the white. You'll have to experiment with the exact gray and exact color to clear ratio.
KL
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15 years ago
Try this: Camouflage Gray FS36622
In scale, its a great "dirty" white substitute.