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What do you guys use for Matt Clear? I use Dullcote, but I've noticed as of late (I don't know if it's gotten worse or if I've just been paying more attention) that it doesn't really dull anything down.
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What do you guys use for Matt Clear? I use Dullcote, but I've noticed as of late (I don't know if it's gotten worse or if I've just been paying more attention) that it doesn't really dull anything down.
IALL matt varnishes require thorough stirring before use, every time, and then again immediately before use. This is due to the matting agent settling out in the carrier base, oil or acrylic. !
Hi Guys, as you talk about matt varnishes, i want to ask you something. Is it possible after you have matt varnished your model, a few months later the model to turn to gloss? This happened to a friend of mine, he sprayed matt varnish as the final touch and after a few months he surprisingly saw his model to turn to gloss, no matt finish any more. How did that happen? Has anyone any idea on what may caused that? The matt varnish was the Gunze one H20 Flat clear.
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Anyone know a source for Klear or Future here in Oz?
Daft question here - is Klear meant to be clear? I've just mixed up a batch to Dwight's recipe from a bottle I have had unopened for about a year and the result is a milky tan colour
I've still got the 'old', original stuff BT, which is clear.Haven't used the new Pledge Klear or whatever it's called, but apparently it looks milky until used, when it dries clear.
Test some on a piece of scrap first, to see if the mix is satisfactory, and that it does dry clear.