NMF with Alclad II

Their aluminum colors are all a bit of a dull shine. Check your references and see if some spots are more shiny than others. If so, use the polished or airframe aluminum colors, as they're a bit more reflective. All of them are excellent, so there's really no wrong choice, it more or less a matter of where you're needing what effect to shine through. Hope this helps.

There are three aluminum colors- Polished Aluminum, Aluminum, and Weathered or White Aluminum.  They are somewhat self explanatory.  Not as obvious is that you can vary the gloss and color a bit merely by how thick of a coat you put down.  This is particularly true with the Polished Aluminum.  Put down in a very thin coat over a high gloss black, it will look like a squadron or wing commanders plane, but if you keep building up a thicker coat, it will begin to look more dull and weathered.  So by combining these colors, and varying the thickness, you can really create a lot of variation.

You can create even more variation by using undercoats of several colors instead of the gloss black.