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You could use a spung, tooth brush, and a feather. Use these to create a base texture then glaze over it with a transparent color and

repeat the texturing to add depth. Glaze over it with different colors to create transitions in the granit. Use the feather to make viens.

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Hamer did a finish almost exactly like that in the late 80's / early 90's. The finish was airbrushed - each one was different - and was not a swirl as such.

Jem

Ya, as far as I have gathered Steinberger did a similar run back in the early 90s aswell. There was the same finished Steinberger on Ebay but in black for $5,000.

Do you know how much a finish like that would run for if I got somebody capable to do it? I am not much of an airbrush artist.

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