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11-07-17, 14:57
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Here in the States Martin -Senor sells pint cans of flattening agent. This is added to their gloss automotive paints. You have to do trial and error though to get the amount right.
We used this on the Humber A/C a few years ago. We didn't want dead flat. A very slight gloss to make a good water seal. http://www.martinsenour-autopaint.com/products/ 
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