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27-03-08, 19:43
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It's way simpler fellas.
If you use laquer thinner, toluene , naptha or plain old gasoline in your gloss paint you will lose the shine when it dries. The quicker the solvent flashes off from the paint the duller the finish. Trust me, this works and is far easier than trying to source flat enamel paints.
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