Rust-Oleum 267028 Specialty Matte Finish Spray, 11 oz, Clear

Worked for our use,covers well

I am restoring ancient indoor door hardware that is 100+ years old. Once the old paint was stripped, this really brought out those details in the metal and will protect the metal for many, many, many years to come.

I use this after I’m done painting with acrylics on either tile or rock. It works great. Easy to apply drives quickly. I’ve bought it many times.

I purchased this to save writing on a small blackboard. While it preserved the writing, it also faded it a bit into the black background

Per the photo, this puts a perfect matte finish on tabletop miniatures. This miniature has several layers of paint on it, with lots of blending and dry-brushing, and the matte finish from the Rust-Oleum can is exactly what I wanted. ZERO shine!I've sworn by Testors Dullcote for 15 years, but the cans are tiny and cost just as much as this much larger can of Rust-Oleum finish. I've tried Army Painter, too, but sometimes the cans turn out to be slightly glossy, which is a disaster.Well, as it happens Rust-Oleum owns Testors, and the formula for Dullcote is basically the same as the fomula for Rust-Oleum Specialty Matte Finish. And the quality control is solid. You want matte finish, you get matte finish.The big difference is the nozzle. Testors has a smaller nozzle. I like the bigger nozzle on this can because I tend to apply finish to several models at once.

I used it to seal acrylic paints on yard art. So far it is performing beautifully in this capacity!

Wanted to soften gloss finish worked great

I save old newspapers and wanted to preserve them. A friend's son told me about this and I decided totry it. Works perfect and just what I needed. So glad I could find it on Amazon! Great stuff!