AK interactive Streaking Grime came out shiny?

[Marshal Mittens]

I use AK interactive streaking grime quite a bit and this last time the models are still shiney after about a day of drying. Has this happened to anyone before, and how do I go about fixing it?

Thanks!

[Firedrake Cordova]

I've never used the product (so take what follows with a pinch of salt) but if it's normally not glossy and it has dried glossy, then I'm guessing it wasn't mixed properly. I seem to remember a similar thread here this year, but can't find it. 

In terms of fixing it, if you varnish the model at the end of your painting process, that should give a uniform finish across the model. 

[Magos Takatus]

7 hours ago, Firedrake Cordova said:

I've never used the product (so take what follows with a pinch of salt) but if it's normally not glossy and it has dried glossy, then I'm guessing it wasn't mixed properly. I seem to remember a similar thread here this year, but can't find it. 

In terms of fixing it, if you varnish the model at the end of your painting process, that should give a uniform finish across the model. 

I'm not surprised you couldn't find it, it was all the way back on page six! Here's the thread.

I think I fixed the streaking grime by putting in a couple of metal agitators to stir up all the gunk in the bottom of the bottle.

The advice provided by Firedrake Cordova should be reliable as well. :)

[Firedrake Cordova]

That's the one - thanks, Magos!  Somewhat annoyingly, I did use the search function, and still managed to not see it.