Has anyone ever attempted to add "flattening powders" to hobby enamels like Model Master enamels or Floquil enamels to "dull down" the glossy paints to make them more semi-gloss or flat?I haven't done it or tried it and the amount I expect would be so small...I'm not sure how to measure that out "per ounce or half ounce".Then again I wouldn't know what brand to use if there was one that does work or is recommended? So....just asking if anyone has thought about this or tried it?
Flattening powders added to hobby enamels?
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AirbrushNo5
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Tamiya Flat Base X-21 can be added to their paint products to dull things down…
You can also add it to Future for an alternative to Testors Dullcote
You can also add it to Future for an alternative to Testors Dullcote
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