I bought two new statues. I want to make lthe look old. Does smearing
on yogurt work? Any ideas?

If you're willing to wait, burying them in the ground for a month or so
should do the trick. Or you could smear them with a mixture of
buttermilk, garden soil and moss, processed in a blender. Keep moist
at all times and see what happens.

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I bought two new statues. I want to make lthe look old. Does smearing
on yogurt work? Any ideas?


Of what material are they made?


Carl


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they are stone

Carl 1 Lucky Texan wrote:
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I bought two new statues. I want to make lthe look old. Does smearing
on yogurt work? Any ideas?


Of what material are they made?


Carl


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Thanks that was good advice.

Bit worried about painting them though wanted it to be more natural
aging of stone.

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I bought two new statues. I want to make lthe look old. Does smearing
on yogurt work? Any ideas?

http://www.pallensmith.com/index.php...=1 03&aid=736

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fish emulsion, clay, and moss mixed together in a blender works well.
I wouldn't recommend making margaritas in the blender afterwards,
however.