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A recipe for mixing a bone color

Started by Herringchoker, May 14, 2013, 07:55:01 PM

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Herringchoker

Hey fellas,I was just wondering if anyone had a recipe for mixing a bone color they would be willing to share?

handyman

mix white just a little yellow
or mix with white a little orchea
or mix with white a little tan
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Herringchoker

Thanks handy,just have trouble getting the shade I am happy with, figured I would see what other people have tried.

Salty

white yellow n black mix one drop at a time.
Better to have a short life that is full of what you like doing than a long life spent in a miserable way....Alan Watts


johnny ducketts

Another option is valspar primer and spray in the buff color looks close to bone

Herringchoker


Salty

It's probably best you roll it first before you try to color it


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Better to have a short life that is full of what you like doing than a long life spent in a miserable way....Alan Watts


KayakFisher1967

Though I've never mixed a "bone" color, using Createx paints, I would probably start with these:

Opaque Yellow + Opaque White or Tinting White + Light Brown

I would stay away from Black. Black is an overly strong color. Too much, or even just 1 drop, may cause your color to turn the whole batch into a dark desert tan. So not the bone color you're trying to achieve. If you do try the Black, use a swizzle stick that's an 1/8" thick, and just dip the end into the Black about a 1/8" - 1/4" and use that to mix it in. Mix it really good.

- Jeff

Herringchoker

Hey thanks Jeff for the tips,I will let you guys know how it turned out :D