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I like white wash. It is hard for me to see the pattern in greese. When I was using a try gun in England, the steel plate was about eight to ten feet in the air. There was a five gallon or English equivilant of white paint they would roll on the steel plate before each shot. Very easy to see. Oh, the plate was not at an angle.
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