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<p>I have a wood structure (real wood - Campbell's) that has already been stained a medium brown (wood) color. I would like to weather and age this structure to more of a grey weather beaten color.</p><p>How can I accomplish this without resorting to paint? I am afraid that a paint would clog the grain in the wood, the nail holes, etc. and hide all the details. In other words it would look like paint instead of aged wood.</p><p>Experiences appreciated.</p><p>Thanks,<br />-John</p>
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