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**Jarl Marius**

hey, i have been painting my vendetta, and after the wash to make it look as though it has seen some battle etc, it is realy shiny.
how can i get it matte look for it?

**Minus**

Use matt varnish.
This will turn down all that shiny-shiny effect for sure.

Don't use this on transparent plastic parts like the cockpit though, or they'll turn white !

**Jarl Marius**

i understand not to use it on the glass

is ´´Citadel Technical: Lahmian Medium´´ good?

**ScootyPuffJunior**

Jarl Marius wrote:
i understand not to use it on the glass
is ´´Citadel Technical: Lahmian Medium´´ good?

Too solve your problem, no. That is just acrylic medium (paint with no pigment), you need a a varnish. Your best bet is to pick up a can of Testors Dullcoat which is an extra matte varnish most often found in an aerosol spray can. That product and others like it will take care of your issue.

**Jarl Marius**

alright, and where can i buy something like thatin europe (netherlands)