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ringmaster Inner circle Memphis, Down in Dixie 1974 Posts 
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Dull coat is Krylon at three times the cost.
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On Jan 26, 2021, dbolan wrote: Interesting, Thank You for that note!
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thegreatscungilli Regular user 165 Posts
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Krylon Matte 1311 and roughing stick both work fine..roughing stick has the advantage that you can keep it with you and if you need to refresh the card(s) you can do so without having to have the spray setup.
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hypnoman1 New user 76 Posts
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Science Friction Spray, Plasti dip clear, Harry Robson roughing stick work the best in my years of experimenting
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KungFuMagic Regular user 165 Posts
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Niagara Spray lanudry starch requires more frequent "refreshing", but is also a less expensive and less caustic/fume-intense roughing fluid. I have used it successfully. Lasts not near as long as Krylon Matte, but then I don't work my deck very hard. Oooooold school.
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kcbeave Regular user 119 Posts
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Krylon matte 1311 is a new formula and does not work the same as it used to.
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Andrew Aspen New user 53 Posts
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I use the Roughing Stick from vanishing inc. works pretty good for me.
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ringmaster Inner circle Memphis, Down in Dixie 1974 Posts
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On Jul 1, 2021, kcbeave wrote: This is troubling. Would you elaborate? > ,
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Wizuriel New user 53 Posts
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Just tried Harry Robson roughing stick and pretty happy with the results.
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On Jul 1, 2021, kcbeave wrote: I haven't noticed any differences so far. Could you elaborate on what doesn't work? |
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Alan Munro.jpg "View Profile") Inner circle Kentwood, Michigan, USA 5983 Posts
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I now use Liquitex Matte Medium, available at craft stores. I just pour a little on a cotton ball and swab it on. The opening on the bottle keeps you from saturating the cotton ball too much. If I had a small bottle with a narrow neck, I could probably make a roughing marker.
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Paul24243 New user 55 Posts
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Krylon Matt works fine for me. Try it on a couple of cards then you can see yourself.
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