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KingCracker wrote: Try using watered down Elmers glue. I've used it a few times and it leaves a really nice dull finish
The problem with this is that Elmers (PVA) glue is hydroscopic - In humid weather it can go milky due to absorbing water from the air. And over time it will slowly go yellow.
In that case disregard I just remember trying it a few times and it worked pretry well. I sold off the junk I tried it on so really only saw the end result for a few weeks after
I just remember trying it a few times and it worked pretry well. I sold off the junk I tried it on so really only saw the end result for a few weeks after
