HunterLine Weathering Mix Dark Blue Gray - 8 ounces

Barnboard Gray Weathering Instructions

When doing our research on how to achieve that old, weathered

barnboard gray look, we noticed that we could see varying degrees of gray

and brown colours. Where the wood had rotted, where there were knots,

or where there was bare wood, the colour was brown.

3-step application method.

3 bottles of our weathering mix 1 light gray, 1 medium brown, 1 of either

light or dark blue gray

Any coarse paint brush size appropriate to the project

Begin by distressing the wood. Use whatever method you are accustomed

to. We always use a fine toothed razor saw.

1. Apply one coat of the light gray weather mix with your paint brush. No

need to wipe the colour off. Its great to have varying degrees of colour!

2. Apply the light or dark blue gray weather mix sporadically on the

project. Before applying the colour with your brush, dab excess mix on

a paper towel. You dont want the brush too wet. Having your brush a

little drier, gives the project a more blended look. You want to see varying

colours of gray.

3. Apply the medium brown weather mix, following the method in Step 2.

Remember, you want to see brown in the areas where there may have been

rot, knots or bare wood exposed.

Have fun!!