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I take a shotgun approach. File down the chalk into fine powder. Pour it onto a sheet of paper side to side. Apply dull coat and before it dries, blow the chalk onto the car, moving the sheet side to side. Guaranteed, no two cars alike. Another procedure: Fading the cars using dullcoat and rubbing alcohol. Reversible if you don't like it. Dullcoat the car, let dry overnight, then hit it with isopropyl. alcohol. Don't like it reverse it by re-spraying with Dullcoat. Also:http://www.nmra.org/beginner/weathering.html
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