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Step 4Not-quite-Final Notes
Feel free to repeat steps 2 and 3 until you get the effect you want. I even did coat where I mixed a little of the paint and the stain to get a darker brown. You might also try staining or painting over some areas again while leaving others with just one coat.
You might also consider trying different colors of paint and/or stain to add more detail depending on how you want your bone to look (i.e. like it just had the flesh ripped off, like its been buried hundreds of years, etc.).
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You might also consider trying different colors of paint and/or stain to add more detail depending on how you want your bone to look (i.e. like it just had the flesh ripped off, like its been buried hundreds of years, etc.).
The sky is the limit.
Thanks for reading my first Instructable!
"Share and Enjoy"
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Sep 30, 2009. 2:06 PMDreamTheEndless
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In your picture, the bone looks a little more glossy than I would prefer - do you have any good ideas on changing that? Perhaps a little coarse sandpaper? or going over it with a non-gloss varnish? Let me know - thanks.
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Oct 1, 2009. 5:41 AMmcolosim
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you may also try dulling spray after you are done that should remove the glossy look
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Sep 30, 2009. 9:08 PMtocsik (author)
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You could try using a flat latex paint in the shade you want instead of Stain. That's the method I plan to use if I do this again.
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