Spray Dullcote 3 oz

Like another reviewer, I too got out of the game for some years but can assure every person who constructs model kits, paints miniature figures, or the like that spraying a piece with a coating of Dullcote will both add the final touch of realism to your piece but also protect it from people handling it. I use it on every work which I don't use a Gloss coating on, like dinosaurs, for example. I would not simply recommend this item but strongly recommend it's use!

The go to standard. Only warning is if can is almost empty Don't use on your latest prize, can get uneven spray as can emptys

If used properly this will create a very nice flat finish. I haven't found anything that produces as flat a finish than Dullcote. I've used this over lacquers, enamels and acrylics. Several mist coats until the desired flatness is achieved. My best results are when I have decanted this and sprayed it through an airbrush without thinning further. The spray can nozzle puts out too much paint in my opinion. Don't get too close to your subject to help avoid pooling and/or runs. If sprayed too heavy it can leave a milky white finish. If sprayed over clear acrylics such as Model Masters or Alclad Aqua Gloss, several mist coats is best. Anything heavier than a mist will tend to attack the acrylic clear and result in a wrinkled finish. It doesn't do this with any colored acrylic paints. Allow 10-15 minutes to dry between mist coats. As always experiment on a test piece first.