Vallejo - Glaze Medium 18 ml. (0.60 fl.oz.) | Transparent, Slow-Drying Acrylic Medium for Flow and Glazing Effects

I use this on almost every mini I paint. It can be mixed with base or layer colors to create contrast paints, and I also mix it with Ultra Matte Varnish (1:1) to paint over the mini before sealing to give it a more natural look. I've also used it lightly with color to add good transparency to paint.The mix ratio is important, too little may still go on thick, but too much leave pools of mixture that don't look good when dried. It's best to mix and apply lightly, brush out any pools, and wait to see how it looks on a small section. Or add to a shaker bottle with paint when ideal mix is found. Sometimes I've found finish quality looks better after I've let it dry.Necessary for miniatures!

Vallejo makes great paint but it's expensive paint I switched brands because my ex-wife had asthma and the fumes of Tamiya bothered her. I guess I could switch back now 😄

Ultra fast shipping, product as described.

Works great! Goes on smooth, dries fast. Excellent!

I use this in my airbrush to paint gold detail on my cosplay items, issue I have is that i do have to use thinner on it to make it useable with my airbrush since it’s so thick.

Great color. I used it in place of the light ochre that was used originally by Frank Lloyd Wright on a model of Fallingwater that I built. The light ochres that I found just didn’t match very well and the Fallingwater conservancy had Sherwin Williams (out of a bunch of paint manufacturers) come up with a newer, similar color that held up better and holds up against the autumn leaves staining the paint every fall. I think the original was better and Iraqi Sand was the closest to Wright’s design which were to compliment the rhododendrons.

Long lasting color

Color was a perfect match to my Carmine Red automobile interior. With this particular paint color, which is not common, I personalized my automobile.