Recreating a crackle paint finish
Discussion
HI,
I can't say if it is soft feel but I doubt it.
The cars were built as factory racers in period (1950's) and I doubt that the tactile nature of the dash was a consideration.
I have had someone guess that it is to do with the amount of hardener used and the timing of the layers but I have no idea how to go about it and no time to experiment really.
I just wondered if there were any more ideas or experience here.
I have seen interior paints designed to give a distressed look from a can but I doubt they would really be any good for an open top car. I suppose they could be clear coated to protect.
Any ideas are welcome.
Andrew
I can't say if it is soft feel but I doubt it.
The cars were built as factory racers in period (1950's) and I doubt that the tactile nature of the dash was a consideration.
I have had someone guess that it is to do with the amount of hardener used and the timing of the layers but I have no idea how to go about it and no time to experiment really.
I just wondered if there were any more ideas or experience here.
I have seen interior paints designed to give a distressed look from a can but I doubt they would really be any good for an open top car. I suppose they could be clear coated to protect.
Any ideas are welcome.
Andrew
Here is another shot stolen from the web.
http://jlc.watchprosite.com/img/watchprosite/jlc/8...
Any ideas?
Andrew
http://jlc.watchprosite.com/img/watchprosite/jlc/8...
Any ideas?
Andrew
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