Army painter quick shade

[lobster-overlord]

It's way to thick to be sprayed its a similar consistency to pva glue

It's wood stain repackaged, so that might help you in figuring out the consistency. (OK, so I don't know if it is 100% wood stain, but it's awfully close... and 3 times more expensive...)

I use it and love it. It did wonders for some old models I built 15 years ago. Dipped them and the livened up a lot.

[Dave Fothergill]

Here's one I dipped yesterday now with anti shine varnish on it if the quickshade had come off more I'd be happy





And here's one dipped then had a "spin dry" after

[PaD]

Just paint it on. Much less mess, much less waste, much more control. You can make it as thick or as thin as you like. Simples....

[magickbk]

It looks like there were a lot of air bubbles right after you dipped and spun, but it seems as if they went away when it dried. Did you do something to remove those, or did they just sort themselves out through the drying process?

[Tornik]

Interesting stuff. I saw Army Painter for sale locally just recently, and I was tempted to pick it up, but I've never used it before.

[Cpt Codpiece]

just buy the paint pot version and paint it on.

i have the pot version and it works like a charm with anti shine matte after.... i dont use it like AP tell you to though, i use it like a wash rather than a one coat wonder... i go back over and re-highlight just like normal.

but great stuff for quick hoards

[Dave Fothergill]

It looks like there were a lot of air bubbles right after you dipped and spun, but it seems as if they went away when it dried. Did you do something to remove those, or did they just sort themselves out through the drying process?

Yea they all seem to resolve themselves in drying I've one more tester to anti shine tomorrow to see how that comes out. Ill post results when I have them

[templarboy]

The stuff AP sells in a paint pot is really just a wash. One of the draws of using original Quick Shade is that it is also a varnish. I used it on 50 termagants. I want a really tough varnish on those because they get knocked around a lot. Shade and seal in one step. I do hit the models with a matte sealer after.

[Denzark]

Mr Fothergill - any chance you can turn your next photos 90 degrees so I don't get a crick in the neck?!?

[Dave Fothergill]

Mr Fothergill - any chance you can turn your next photos 90 degrees so I don't get a crick in the neck?!?

Sorry they are right way up on my screen don't know why they rotate.