Looking for good "brush on" matt vanish in Europe?

[Mick_in_Switzerland]

Can anybody recommend a good paint on matt varnish that is easily available by mail order in Europe (i.e. Vallejo, GW, Army Painter etc)?

Note - aerosols cannot be shipped by post, so hence "brush on" varnish.

I have several hundered figures where I have used a so-called "matt spray varnish" but there is still a residual shine in photographs.

I want to paint over the varnish to reduce this effect before photographing my collection.

Thanks

Mick

[Bobble]

I asked the same question a while ago and was pointed in the direction of Winsor and Newton 'Galeria' Matt Varnish. It is really great stuff

[Mindenbrush]

Or Daler-Rowney Soluble Matt Varnish

You can get it at most art shops or

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Daler-Rowney-Varnish-Acrylic-bottle/dp/B002AFB1BU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1370270856&sr=8-2&keywords=daler+rowney+varnish

[zizi666]

Model Master Dullcote :

[Mick_in_Switzerland]

Thank-you - I will try to find those locally.
Regards
Mick

[Captain Blood]

I use W&N Galeria. It's very good stuff.

[Mitch K]

Another vote for Winsor and Newton Galleria. I've used it for years, no complaints at all. If you're interested, it also airbrushes well.

[sundayhero]

I'm using Arts acrylic varnish from Lefranc Bourgeois (french product), But you can use any Arts product (Raphael, Pebeo, Liquitex). Arts paints and products are usually of great quality.

[Orctrader]

Or Daler-Rowney Soluble Matt Varnish...

...Is what I use, and how I use it...LINK

[S_P]

I asked the same question a while ago and was pointed in the direction of Winsor and Newton 'Galeria' Matt Varnish. It is really great stuff

This- best stuff I used since Humbrol changed their Mattcoate formula.

[Onimusha]

I use the matt varnish from Tamiya, I usually mix it 50/50 with the clear varnish to have a tougher surface but it will look super matt.

[Mick_in_Switzerland]

I bought some of the Winsor and Newton 'Galeria' Matt Varnish when I was in England.
It works very well.
Thank-you all.
Mick