Subtle Dirt
$5.99
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With this filter, you will be able to create very subtle coat of dirt in any surface./n/n*New formulated special purpose filter featuring fine suspended pigments for a perfect transparent effect./n/nFILTER TECHNIQUES: Apply the filter using a soft medium sized round paintbrush.Deposit the filter onto your scale model in areas where you want to alter the base tone. Let the filter dry for about 15 minutes. With this technique you will be able to fade, unify, and enrich the colors. You will also be able to tint the contrast between colors and get perfect transitions. Use each filter in the appropiate tone to get maximum efficient./n/n35ml/n/nGround Shipping Only
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