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<blockquote data-quote="RyanL" data-source="post: 384643" data-attributes="member: 3449">So, I decided to take a foray into the wild world of mini painting.&nbsp; Bought some reaper minis and some paint.&nbsp; My first two creations actually came out looking pretty sweet.&nbsp; Then I followed the gaming store guy's advice and sprayed them with some matte sealant.&nbsp; Erm, the results were mixed.&nbsp; The one that didn't get enough sealant turned white, and the one that got too much sealant turned bubbly and runny.&nbsp; Now my first two creations look like crap and complete-and-utter crap, respectively.1)&nbsp; Is there an easy way to completely strip a mini, like dipping it in mineral spirits or gasoline or something?&nbsp; 2)&nbsp; What's the proper substance/technique to seal the mini?I appreciate any help you can give me!&nbsp; I always fulfilled my art requirements in school with music classes, so I'm basically retarded when it comes to painting and drawing and such.-Ryan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RyanL, post: 384643, member: 3449"] So, I decided to take a foray into the wild world of mini painting. Bought some reaper minis and some paint. My first two creations actually came out looking pretty sweet. Then I followed the gaming store guy's advice and sprayed them with some matte sealant. Erm, the results were mixed. The one that didn't get enough sealant turned white, and the one that got too much sealant turned bubbly and runny. Now my first two creations look like crap and complete-and-utter crap, respectively. 1) Is there an easy way to completely strip a mini, like dipping it in mineral spirits or gasoline or something? 2) What's the proper substance/technique to seal the mini? I appreciate any help you can give me! I always fulfilled my art requirements in school with music classes, so I'm basically retarded when it comes to painting and drawing and such. -Ryan [/QUOTE]

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