'Wilder' products, how are they?

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'Wilder' products, how are they?

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Anyone here use the Wilder weathering products? How are they.

Noticed they have some cool 'splattering' effects, filters washes... The whole gig.

Anyone with experience as I can get them easily here?
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I've taken a serious look at them. They look like excellent products , I have used their Textured snow and it performed as stated.
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I got some and like them very much...larger bottles and less expensive than AK or Mig. I used his dark wash and two rest effects on my Jagdpanzer GB entry
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