satin or flat black??? gettin fully air brushed

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  1. sicknessyota

    sicknessyota Newbie

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    Im just wondering which I should go with I want something to make the air brush work stick out but not have a high gloss finish to it when I clear over the air brush work
     
    sicknessyota, Sep 13, 2011
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    When you clear over it, it will make it glossy
     
    ChickenTaco, Sep 19, 2011
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    You won't be able to clear over the airbrush work if you're using a flat black or a satin black.
     
    Zombie Monarch, Sep 25, 2011
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    Actually they make a "flattening" agent to put into the clear so it wont shine, but protects the base.
     
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    They make a clear tht is "flat" I forget who makes it just do a google search. Satin is a little more shinny than flat but not a gloss. I personally think satin is better. I sprayed my old mazda rustoleum satin black thinned it down with acetone an cost me about 45-55 bucks an came out great
     
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