Alternatives to Testor's Dull Cote

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Alternatives to Testor's Dull Cote

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After reading some posts where people have emphatically insisted that Testor's Dull Cot yellowes over time, I was wondering if anyone knew of any alternatives that will not.

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I think I've heard something about a flat coat that is available from Tamiya, but I haven't used it personally.
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I prefer PolyScale Flat. Thin with a bit of water if required, mix very well, and apply very thin. Don't airbrush so much you see it shine in the light when wet - that's too much. Just enough to take some sheen off. Then let it cure, and do more later.
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