The brown filter Brown for White is intended for white and light finishes. A thin translucent layer unifies the surface and takes the sterile look off a white area.
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A filter is a heavily thinned paint that is laid over a finished coat in a thin translucent layer. It does not cover and it does not hide detail, it only shifts the overall shade and unifies an area on which several tones came together during painting. The Brown for White version is intended for white and light bases: a pure white area looks flat and sterile on a model, and a warm brown cast settles it into scale and prepares it for further weathering.
Stir the contents of the bottle thoroughly before use, the pigment settles. Apply it with a soft brush onto a completely dry coat, ideally over a unified gloss or satin clear coat. Work in smaller areas and let each layer dry; you control the strength by the number of repeats, not by the amount of material at once. Draw off the excess with a clean, only slightly moistened brush worked from top to bottom, so that the marks follow the way rain runs down the surface. The thinner and the cleaning of the brushes follow the manufacturer's instructions on the packaging.
It suits winter finishes on vehicles, light areas on ships and aircraft and white elements of buildings in a diorama. Try the effect first on a scrap piece painted the same way as the model, because it comes out differently on different bases. When you are done, let the surface dry properly and only then continue with a matte overcoat or further weathering.
The model, paints, thinner and brushes are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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