AMMO of Mig Jimenez 090 SATIN VARNISH – Satin Clear Varnish 17 ml

AMMO of Mig Jimenez 090 SATIN VARNISH is a high-quality clear varnish with a satin finish, designed for both advanced and beginner modelers. The product comes from the renowned manufacturer AMMO by Mig Jimenez, who has been providing professional solutions for plastic and collectible modeling for years. The varnish was developed to protect and give an aesthetic finish to model surfaces, regardless of the subject or scale.

AMMO 090 SATIN VARNISH is an acrylic paint that is perfectly suited for application with either a brush or an airbrush. This allows modelers full control over the level of coverage and ease of applying the product to plastic, resin, metal, or 3D printed models. The main purpose of the varnish is to protect painted surfaces from abrasion, dust, UV radiation, and mechanical damage, as well as to provide the model with a uniform satin sheen.

• Capacity: 17 ml – the ideal amount for working on large dioramas or detailed miniatures.
• Base: Acrylic – safe for users, easy to clean with water or dedicated thinners.
• Finish: Satin – between matte and gloss, giving a natural look to the model without shiny reflections.
• Universal use – perfect for protecting military models, aircraft, civilian vehicles, figures, or model architecture elements.
• The product does not yellow or lose its satin finish over time, ensuring excellent durability of the effect.

AMMO 090 SATIN varnish belongs to the category of modeling chemicals and acrylic varnishes. It was developed especially for plastic models, figures, and parts made with 3D technologies. It works great with both acrylic and enamel paints. Application is simple, quick, and requires no specialized skills – the difficulty level is rated as 1 on a scale of 1-5.

We recommend this varnish to all modelers who expect professional model finishes and long-lasting protection of the paint layer. Thanks to its versatility and ease of use, AMMO of Mig Jimenez 090 SATIN VARNISH is suitable for both beginners and advanced enthusiasts of modeling dioramas, vehicles, or figures.