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The Vallejo Acrylic Flat is good stuff,I like it
If it is the x21 flat base you mean then it it not a flat coat at all but is designed to be mixed with gloss the give a flat/ semi flat finish.
Building - WAH 64D
The Pollyscale line is discontinued. Once they are all sold out, no more is coming.
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
LSM
Polyscale Flat, Gunze flat, Vallejo, Lifecolor, Italeri- all these are acrylic flat coats.(As well as MM acrylic mentioned above)
Sorry I forgot this, but Testor's acryl line has a flat acrylic clearcoat that you won't have to mix.
I have used Tamiya's flat base with Future with some success, but you'll want to experiment with the ratios on a a scrap piece of plastic in order to get it the way you'll like.
Glenn
I am about ready to finish a Centurion with an airbrushed flat coat. Except, I cannot use enamel or lacquer based products due to the smell and VOC's. I've read on other forums that one part Tamiya flat base can be mixed with 3 parts future to achieve a flat finish. Otherwise, the Tamiya FB goes chalky on its own. Can anyone verify this and are their other products out there that can be used as non-volatile flat coats.
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