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What is metal burnishing fluid used for?
Metal burnishing fluid is used to weather white metal models.
The fluid has been specially formulated to work quickly and effectively. Just a few seconds exposed to the formula is all it takes for white metal to start ageing in front of your eyes.
Your model will darken and exhibit rust effects saving you both time and money weathering in the traditional way.
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