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Just as an aside, I find Dullcoat in bottles getting increasingly hard to find. As a substitute in a pinch, I use flat polyurethane varnish thinned 1:1.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
Dullcote is a lacquer, so any hardware lacquer thinner works best.
Regards, Rick
On my '109 I used Dullcote straight out of the bottle with a .3 mm tip. Did not observe any issues...
ajlafleche I've been thinning Testor's Dullcoat with generic "Paint Thinner" from Ace Hardware for decades. It works fine.
I've been thinning Testor's Dullcoat with generic "Paint Thinner" from Ace Hardware for decades. It works fine.
cheers for that.
what ratio are you using?
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Isn't Tamiya lacquer actually acrylic lacquer? There is a problem today with the way paints are labeled. This is true not just in hobby paints. Even at auto parts stores now, cans labeled enamel or lacquer may be acrylic enamel or lacquer, not the old fashioned stuff.
what to thin it with?
can i use tamiya lacquer thinner?
can i use off the shelf lacquer thinners?
thanks
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