Dull coat

[mnwildpunk]

Not sure if this is the right place for this question

I have never used dull coat before. I bought model master acrylic dull coat and used it last night I loved the way it sprayed. Like I say I have never used it before so is it normal for a sort of cloudy look I don't know if you can see it in the pic. I like the look and I'm not complaining but just not totally sure this is how it is supposed to look

[mnwildpunk]

It must of been the humidity because I did mist coats

[Fat Brian]

Dullcote really hates high humidity and goes milky as a result. This is my favorite stuff for a flat clear, I know its expensive but its worth every penny. http://www.ebay.com/itm/MR-HOBBY-ACRYLIC-SPRAY-170ml-SUPER-CLEAR-FLAT-MATT-B514-/190508456293?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c5b305965

[Scuderia]

I've been looking for one that works like the testors one in a big can. To piggyback on this, are there other suggestions as well?

[martinfan5]

Dullcote really hates high humidity and goes milky as a result. This is my favorite stuff for a flat clear, I know its expensive but its worth every penny. http://www.ebay.com/...=item2c5b305965

Thats not a bad price really for that

[mnwildpunk]

Great if d.c. Doesn't like humidity I'll have to wait until winter because MN summers are always humid

[Fat Brian]

Since you aren't doing a big area you might have to shoot it inside. You might seriously want to invest in some Mr. Super Clear, it isn't as effected by humidity and dries in about ten minutes. It's pricey but there isn't anything quite like it and in your area it's still cheaper than stripping half the time and slowing your builds down.