Just use it like your turpentine based thinner. Squeeze the paint out of the tube and add some drops until you have the consistency desired. Its perfect for the rendition of wood using a glaze technique with oil paints. You keep all the positive properties of oil paint, such as translucency and time for corrections and you get rid of the negative properties like waiting 5 days until you can move on. After 3 hours the glaze is stabilized so you seal it. Its not completely chemically cured then. The curing process will go on. But you can touch it and, after sealing, mask on it and apply decals and so on. Thats the trick.

I recommend to run a test before life firing to get used to the properties. Please apply your glaze on a flat surface so the oil paint has a good grip.

With a lil bit of pride Uschi can claim that she introduced burnishing liquids into the scale model world of products. No, we did not invented it. It was someone else who has not been able to ship to Europe. Shipping exceeded product cost and it was really, really hard to get. Uschi identified the potencial in it and the first intension was to feed German scale modelers and make the product available over here.

I have just checked when we actually took the first pictures of some results: It was back in 2011.

After a while we teamed up with AK-Interaktive and supplied this company. That was one of the first Business 2 Business projects we ever conducted.

Due to some changes on the AK Interactive side of the project, this co-operation has not been continued afternearly 18 month.

Uschi formed a new alliance with AMMO of Mig Jimenez and we supply this company to the present day. Beside that, we also supply Master Model from Poland with our brass burnishing liquid.

Now we also have a 250ml version with a very strong formula available.