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A.Mig-2043 Transparator Matt (60mL) - MPM Hobbies

A.Mig-2043 Transparator Matt (60mL)

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A.Mig-2043 Transparator Matt is a 60mL water-based thinner made by AMMO by MIG Jimenez for thinning acrylic paints into semi-transparent coats with a matt finish. It is intended for scale modelers who brush paint or airbrush filters, glazes, and layered shading.

What It Does

Transparator Matt lets you thin acrylics for semi-transparent coats without changing the quality or finish of the paint, while adding a completely matt result. It is water soluble, odorless, and non-toxic, and it dries completely in 24 hours.

Key Details

  • Type: water-based acrylic thinner and matting medium
  • Volume: 60mL bottle
  • Brand: AMMO by MIG Jimenez
  • Compatibility: AMMO acrylics and other acrylic paint brands
  • Finish: completely matt on semi-transparent coats
  • Includes a stainless-steel agitator in the bottle to help mixing
  • Dry time: fully dry in 24 hours

How To Use

Preparation

Shake the bottle well before each use so the agitator remixes the contents, then add the thinner to your acrylic paint a little at a time until you reach the transparency you want.

Application

Apply thinned paint in light semi-transparent coats by brush or airbrush and allow each coat to settle before adding the next.

Related Products

Browse more MIG AMMO thinners, cleaners and retarders or pair this thinner with MIG AMMO acrylic paints. Product details are also published by MIG Jimenez.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.