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Made in us
Regular Dakkanaut






Michigan

Does the new Munitorum Varnish actually work? I know that GW has had "issues" with the Purity Seal for a while, but this was supposedly a new formula that "works" Has anyone used it and had success? I'm looking for a nice seal for my gaming models and this was my first thought, I haven't really researched any others.

I don't own an airbrush so a can is my current thought process, and I figured if this is their new stuff, it should be better...right?

Thank You all in advance.


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If anyone has any sealers they would recommend, even if it's not the GW ones, I'm all ears...Please!

Thanks.

This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2018/01/18 22:50:52


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I'm really curious about this as well. The old Purity Seal is garbage, so tbh there's a lot of room for improvement.

I've struggled to find any good reviews of the Munitorum Varnish, and the majority of search results are online shops, with no customer reviews. I've found this though:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Warhammer40k/comments/7hgdw5/do_you_varnish/

So it seems the M. Varnish has a satin gloss, and as I would have preferred a matte look, I think I'll continue to use Vallejo.
   
Made in us
Regular Dakkanaut






Michigan

Thank you for the reply, that reddit post at least shed a bit of light on the subject.

Again, thanks.

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