Salt weathering on striking3agle

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**m.ike**

Hello again

Today I have for you tutorial about making paint chip with kitchen salt. Hope you like it!

http://striking3agle.blogspot.com/2010/12/salt-weathering.html

**Element206**

Very cool. Simple, effective weathering. Easy tut to follow

**A Black Ram**

I use salt to make chunky gore, no surprise it would work great for weathering!

You really contribute to dakka with common household items , easy for everyone!

**Khorne Flakes**

Making things simpler using food I wonder if you could lick it and it would taste like salt?

**PraetorDave**

I feel like this only works well for light color schemes.

**m.ike**

PraetorDave wrote:I feel like this only works well for light color schemes.

No

. Dark rust colors are good for white or blue but orange rust color would be good for black armour for example

**Flying Pooo**

Seems easy I will try this!

**Mukkin'About**

Nice tutorial, i am certainly seeing more use in my household items!