airbrushing and testors dullcote??

[Teasle]

hey there, I've not been on here for awhile (been upto my eyeballs in custom ponies
but, I've finally gotten around to getting an airbrush, got my acrylic paints etc.. but alot of people mention testors dullcote. Do I airbrush that on as well?? paint on with a brush? use the aerosol version??? and if I airbrush or paint on, do I water it down?

help... does anyone know???

[Colorscapesart]

The aerosol version of dullcote is a dream!  You can just airbrush the pony, let the paint cure for a few hours to a few days, then hit it with the dullcote and done!  It's how I've been sealing those bait shop baits as well if you have any handy.

[Teasle]

cool - thanks soooo much hun xx

[pop-girl]

The aerosol version of dullcote is a dream!  You can just airbrush the pony, let the paint cure for a few hours to a few days, then hit it with the dullcote and done!  It's how I've been sealing those bait shop baits as well if you have any handy.

I also use the aerosol Dullcote and love it.

[jupiternwndrlnd]

The aerosol version of dullcote is a dream!  You can just airbrush the pony, let the paint cure for a few hours to a few days, then hit it with the dullcote and done!  It's how I've been sealing those bait shop baits as well if you have any handy.

I also use the aerosol Dullcote and love it.

third! its perfect for airbrushed FBRs and detail paint alike ^_^

[sd_dreamcrystal]

The aerosol version of dullcote is a dream!  You can just airbrush the pony, let the paint cure for a few hours to a few days, then hit it with the dullcote and done!  It's how I've been sealing those bait shop baits as well if you have any handy.

I also use the aerosol Dullcote and love it.

third! its perfect for airbrushed FBRs and detail paint alike ^_^

I also use it, I love the stuff ^^