The Flory models wash is called a sludge wash, and is an old simple recipe, it is simply paint pigments and when it comes to picking the best, "oils" will beat paint pigments hands down when it comes to blending and making streaks plus more.

It’s strange you ask this as I am doing a video right now on sludge washes for the September Show.

I now Phil try's to advertise his wash as being the all and end all of all weathering and nothing else exists, and that he shows the Flory wash as being able to do streaks, spraying it you name it he tries to get his wash to do every kind of weathering, but you nether see him use oils or enamel washes, sadly the sludge was has its place in modelling the same as oils and enamels have their place.

simply put the Flory sludge wash is not fine enough to do the kind of blending and streaking that oils and enamels can do, the Flory sludge wash is a nice easy way of filling in panel lines for beginners up, which is going to sound like I’m just saying this because of who I am, but just watch this September show and see what is in the sludge wash, try both out and see for yourself,

Sorry if this sounds like I’m having a go at you Steve, I’m not its just there is so much more out there in the world of weathering over than Phil’s solo wash.

Thanks Bob