Thanks

Here's some more pointer's about Drylock.....
After I paint the Drylok coats, I use exterior latex paints for the detail work so that way I don't have to seal it. It held up great. I got a gallon each of dark gray and white and I mix them together to get the varying shades of gray. Also, to get that orangy look, I used artist acylic paint
(raw sienna) and mixed that with the white and gray exterior latex paints. If you want more detail on the painting techniques I use, please look at my tutorial for Beloved:
Halloween Forum - Terra's Album: Tutorial: Beloved Tombstone
I use the latex version of Drylok. Nice and easy water-clean-up

Another note about Drylok, it is
very thick so I've needed to 'scoop' out some of the wet paint out of the epitaph crevices. It tends to fill in spots so I do that to maintain the detail. But, on the monster-mudded items
(like the angel in my tombstone) I love that it fills in crevices. That's what helps the monster-mudded projects take on the look of stone and helps blend it into the tombstone itself.