The first time I did that with Bradgon Powder, it scared me to death.
I slathered more while writing in a budget increase for the stuff.
I didnt spray too heavy on the stuff. I usually stopped when about half the stuff vanishes. Then add on a dallop more.
I fear the famous white spray of death more than the vanishing powder.
Thanks, guys.
The consensus seems to be skip the dullcote. They sure looked surprisingly good (for me) beforehand.
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I am probably doing something wrong. I am trying to weather some black plastic bridges. I had a pretty nice looking result by 'brushing' on colored chalf powder. Then, I sprayed a bit of Testor's Dullcote from about 7-8 inches. After drying, it seems like the chalk is gone!
This IS supposed to be a good method, right?