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Pondoro wrote:Now it looks like a Kitchen worktop counter .What are you trying to achieve ? ,for me the simpleness of the dial is its beauty .But each to their own ,if you like it go for it .Jeff

I had this dial left and I tried (with different colors) to reach a similar result for a new project like this.

dj57 wrote:A bit of tropical style

Masterpieces are born in experiments. thank you for sharing! Sometimes I think I destroyed my part, but layer I managed to pull it to "ok" state as I treasure my "waisted " )) time. And if someone will ask, how I achieved this results I will reply it was absolutely chaotic accident

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dj57 wrote: ↑July 17th, 2025, 3:31 pm

Pondoro wrote:Now it looks like a Kitchen worktop counter .What are you trying to achieve ? ,for me the simpleness of the dial is its beauty .But each to their own ,if you like it go for it .Jeff

I had this dial left and I tried (with different colors) to reach a similar result for a new project like this.

I see what you mean.
IMO, since tropical dials are the result of moisture under the clear coat,
maybe you should try a "wet" process, so as the color blend and "stains" develop in an "organic" shape.
Easier to say than to do
I would start by aging the whole dial surface, yours look too brand new IMHO.

Yep, that’s true.