Dulling spray is a fine, colourless spray used to reduce glare on reflective surfaces and minimize hot spots.
The original favourite, for cutting flare on polished articles, now improved. Almost transparent, it can be used in colour photography without obscuring decorative designs. It is safe with most plastics. Used by museums on antiques, and in dentistry to reduce flare on polished instruments!
Applications
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Photographic
- Motion Picture
- TV Studio
Removes glaring highlights from polished surfaces in camera work. Coats evenly with a very fine spray pattern - it effectively dulls any polished object to be photographed.
Directions
Shake the can well, and whilst spraying, hold not more than 30cm (12 inches) from the object. The spray sets in about 2 minutes, and further coats may be added if necessary. It wipes off easily with a soft cloth and all smears can be removed with a little spirit.
K-LINE spray is safe with most materials, but a test should be made on a scrap surface if in doubt, especially with some types of plastics.
400ml - Made in Britain.
