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AllenB

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Can anyone tell me the differences in the Krylon dulling sprays? Their website isn't much use. They sell:

1. Crystal Clear (flat, satin or gloss)
2. Dulling Spray
3. Matte Finish

They all look like they'd do the same thing. ???
 
the clear is not a dulling spray its like an auto clear coat type spray, the dulling spray is the best for models as it will dull the finish, matte spray, its an in-between a clear and a dull i think haven't used it a lot
 
I've been using the Kylon Matte finish and it works just like Dulcote. make sure you shake it up well, If it's not mixed well it can leave a whitish residue on your model.
 
The Krylon Crystal Clear Flat is a little better than Matte if you want a true, dead flat finish. The Matte is better for rolling stock that's not heavily weathered but you just want knock down the shine. My experience with the Dulling spray has not been good. It goes on too thick and it's hard to get an even finish. All the Krylon products require a good minute of shaking to get the best results.
 
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