Waterborne extinction paint can not achieve the protection effect, can only achieve the extinction effect.
Dull paint is as normal as regular paint, but highly diluted and mixed with a little light oil to avoid anti-white.
Also, when the primary color is finished, WASH the work. If the paint used is water-based paint, it must be protected, or it will WASH away the fragile water-based paint.
Of course, the protection paint must be oily, for the AFV should run out of oil. There's a reason why we run out of oil, this one down here.
This layer of protection paint on the overall model is a thin layer of uniform spray, no more can not be missed. But you can intentionally design omissions, and use this method to produce natural paint, which will be left alone, if anyone asks.
Back to the above question, why do you need to use the oil to protect instead of the light? Actually very simple, just bright spray a good model is very false, so we're going to the old, old is the most basic for WASH, WASH is not only a black line, highlight the sag of details, and the main point is to reduce model overall luster, cut down the new car is gorgeous. Therefore, since the overall tone of the model will become dim after WASH, of course, it should not be dull and light. So the extinction is basically used in the final step of the unified model of the overall gloss and protection of the powder enamel work.
Summing up: varnish is the varnish, the varnish, the varnish, the transparent paint. But the classification of light oil is even more troublesome, because the county's version of the ultra-light oil series, which belongs to the category of light paint, will shine and be used for civilian use. And the light oil that angel produces is to belong to shade lacquer, transparent lacquer, lacquer category, do not shine after painting itself, also won't dull, pure protect lacquer.
