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I thought I would share the progress of weathering a car in water based oils.  The car is no where near finished, I still have the roof, trucks and ends to do.  I also tried my hand at graffiti for the 1st time. It says DA BOMB which I dedicated to my wife, she just laughed and walked away.   This is a Weaver made car with metal trucks.  SIRT says 15 minutes is what it takes to do one of these, I need to learn his process.  1st I used dullcote to prime the car.  I then used some 800 grit sandpaper to fade the herald's.  After that I use a dot system with the oils.  With the oil applied I would use a damp brush to work the oil in a down fashion.  Once the car was coated I would use a drier brush to remove the colors and to blend a little more uniform.  The two main sides are about done, I still need to add some more dings and a little rust, not much I am going for more of a dirty, lightly faded car this time.  Once al finished I will dullcote again and enjoy it on the layout.   Nick      

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I believe I was referring to either the fading process only on the original post. Not the entire car which would be around 2-3 hours depending on the requirements.

Seems the quote was taken out of context. I would appreciate getting the facts straight. 

L.O.S, the artistry on your cars has been outstanding, I don’t think you need a video.

 

SIRT,  I just said that jokingly about the 15 min process.  I was not taking that seriously.   But I must say 2-3 hours is very impressive also.  For now I am having fun taking a car and trashing it.  The rust bucket website has helped me out tremendously, thanks for referring it to me.   Nick   

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