You could do a little dry-brushing with a slightly lighter shade of dark gray. Or... (PIC) and *LINK*

In Response To: I'm building a 1967 Cyclone and I found many, many pics of a fully restored one. The floor pans are painted or undercoated in semi gloss black. It's pretty plain. Is there a way I can "liven it up" with a wash or some other way of detailing? ....... *PIC*..... ()

...you can use ground pastel chalks to create a dry pigment--a dusty color to brush over the whole chassis. Perhaps a little brown wash (very thin brown paint) would help, too.

This is maybe more than you want, but it gives you an idea.

Terry

Plasmo--Making Your Own Dry Pigments

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I'm building a 1967 Cyclone and I found many, many pics of a fully restored one. The floor pans are painted or undercoated in semi gloss black. It's pretty plain. Is there a way I can "liven it up" with a wash or some other way of detailing? ....... *PIC*.....