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Nope, I do the same as you do Cranfield use under coat (white) to touch up the necks and wing bars.

A mate of mine once used sand on one of his coys to see what it looked like.. not to good I must say but he is a bodge it and legg it sort of chap :) :unsure:

 

All the best

Buzzer

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:lol::lol::lol::P:D:D:D:D:D

 

 

WHEY HAYYY IM IN

 

 

Hi Tommy ,well I take it you have read ERNYHA singing my praises bless im.

Well I have been touching up my deeks for years now ,and in the past used Masonary paint the gritty sort to over come them shineing. This worked very well and they needed doing about twice a year.

I have not been able to get any of late but have just painted them with;------------

 

Emulsion various shades of grey and White.

The MAGIC ingredient being the addition of SILVER SAND which is very fine and has,even if I DO SAY MYSELF, a very good job.

Silver sand can be obtained from kiddies education shops.

TRY IT AND YOU WILL BE SUPPRISED AT THE EFFECT .

BEST OF LUCK

<_<:) B) :lol:

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MIX INTO NORMAL MATT WHITE EMULSION SOOT FROM THE FIRE UNTILL YOU GET TO THE EXACT SHADE OF GREY, BEST TO HAVE A DEAD BIRD NEXT TO YOU TO KEEP A CHECK ON THE SHADE....

 

VERY EFFECTIVE MATT PAINT JOB, LASTS PRETTY WELL ALSO...

 

COULD BE TRIED WITH THE ADDITION OF SILVER SAND AS WELL I SUPPOSE...

 

GREAT TIPS LADS...

 

BY THE WAY, YOU CAN BUY SILVER SAND FROM ANY BUILDERS MERCHANTS IN PRE PACKED BAGS, BUILDERS USE IT FOR JOINTING BLOCK PAVING...

 

ALL THE VERY BEST...

 

GARY...

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