Dullcote 1-3/4 oz

Name: Dullcote 1-3/4 oz
Brand: Testors
Price: 6.39 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (24 reviews)

Item Number: tes1160x

4.7 Stars (24 Reviews)

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Dullcote 1-3/4 oz

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Product Details

This is a 1-3/4 Oz. Jar of Dullcote Lacquer from Testors.

Product Rank

#74 in Lacquer
#345 in Paints
#510 in Building Supplies

Includes

One 1-3/4 Oz. Jar of Dullcote Lacquer.

Features

Crystal-clear, flat overcoat for altering glossy surfaces or protecting decals.
Can be applied over wood, lacquer, enamel, plastic, metal or varnished surfaces.
Glass jar with metal screw-on lid.

Specifications

1-3/4 fl. oz. (51.7ml)

Testors Product Number: 1160X

Reviews

Review Summary

The reviews highlight that this matte varnish effectively reduces gloss on models, though some users note it can appear slightly more glossy than expected. It is praised for its flat finish, ease of application, and quick drying time, with recommendations to thin it for airbrushing and shake well before use. Additionally, it serves as a good adhesive for decals, despite a yellowish tint that applies clear.

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Not as dull as expected

By: liquidpulse

This is a matte varnish meant to dull the gloss off of your models. It's also a good adhesive for decals. Even though it has a yellowish tint it applies clear. However it seems a bit more glossy than it should be, especially when compared to the matte paints of Tamiya.

(40)

Best flat laquer clear coat I ever used.

By: JLM in WV (WV)

Best clear flat laquer out there...when you can find it, even my LHS didn't have any....HobbyLinc is the place to go for ALL your hobby needs.

(37)

Flattest stuff out there

By: nscrfns (Killeen, TX)

I prefer thinning and airbrushing this instead of the spary can version, better control. Thin 1:1 to 1:3 paint to thinner ratio depending on air pressure, paint volume and distance from subject.

(26)