I have a question for the pro painters out there and hopefully someone will have some good tips.
I am painting up a few resin heads, and the paint I'm using is drying pretty flat which is fine by me as I don't want them really glossy anyway... However, right now, the clear-coat I have is also flat.
My dilemma is this: When I'm done painting the heads, I do not want them to look completely flat, I'd like a bit of that MEGO "sheen" that some of the figures have. I know that if I use the flat clear-coat I have now, they will just be that way, but I am thinking they would look too glossy if I use a gloss clear-coat. The question then is how do some of you accomplish that more MEGOesque look with your resin heads? Do you flat coat it and then gloss coat it? Gloss coat and then flat coat? Some other techniques or protective coating?
Any and all tips will be appreciated...
Thanks!
I am painting up a few resin heads, and the paint I'm using is drying pretty flat which is fine by me as I don't want them really glossy anyway... However, right now, the clear-coat I have is also flat.
My dilemma is this: When I'm done painting the heads, I do not want them to look completely flat, I'd like a bit of that MEGO "sheen" that some of the figures have. I know that if I use the flat clear-coat I have now, they will just be that way, but I am thinking they would look too glossy if I use a gloss clear-coat. The question then is how do some of you accomplish that more MEGOesque look with your resin heads? Do you flat coat it and then gloss coat it? Gloss coat and then flat coat? Some other techniques or protective coating?
Any and all tips will be appreciated...
Thanks!
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