A red matte paint for soft vinyl figures. It suits costumes, equipment and warm accents on skin and armor.
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Red is among the shades that look far stronger in the bottle than they turn out on a model. Its pigment lets light through, and on a dark or strongly tinted base it therefore darkens into a brownish tone. The solution is not a heavier application but a light intermediate coat – only over that does the shade light up into the color it was bought for.
On a softened material curing takes longer than on hard plastic, because the surface slowly gives off plasticizer and that slows the process. The difference between dry and cured is meanwhile essential: the paint can be dry to the touch and still burnish or take an imprint under the pressure of a finger. A finished part is therefore better left to rest overnight in a cool and dry place, and only then moved, masked or clear-coated.
Most often it carries a cloak, a sash, straps or a badge on armor, but it works well in small things too – as a drop on a lip, as a strengthened tone in the corner of an eye, or as the flush of joints and fingertips, which takes away a figure's plastic look. Mixed with the white of the same line it gives a whole range of flesh tones; with black it moves toward wine. The matte finish meanwhile keeps under control the gloss that would otherwise visually inflate the area of a saturated red. Anyone who wants a glossy surface of lacquer or leather instead reaches for a gloss clear coat right at the end, when everything else beneath it is finished.
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