That's right, go to the local dollar store an pick up an eight pack of highlighters in different colors. Find the one that's closest to the overall color of the car and cover the car with that first. In this case, it was light red, which gives that pink cast to the lettering. The idea is to fade the whole car first. Then use a combination of browns, yellows, and oranges to streak the car. The yellow makes almost a perfect dusty haze on darker cars. Experiment with a few light strokes first since the colors are almost invisible until you apply more. It's kind of like coloring so just stay inside the lines. Obviously, this technique will work better on some color cars than others but it's a fast, cheap way to tone down a new car. I didn't even use dullcote since the underliners dry dull. If they had a white underliner, it would be perfect for fading white lettering. Give it a shot and see if it works for you.
