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  1. tghodin
    Alright, so ive got a spedid example of a 94010 Snowflake, and by now, i am fully capable of mixing an even lume with evently distributed lume power, and without spilling it over the dial. Summing it up , i know how to lume, but im bad at getting the colour right. I use GMAX Watch-Lume Green Powder, and Their Arcylic Matt Binder, which mixes fantastically and is easy to apply. However, i seem to always catch a hue of green when i mix it. No matter if i paint the markers white before relume or whatever. Im looking for a lightly yellowish creamy patina like on the picture below (borrowed). Nothing brightly yellow, nor white. How can i tint the color? Any ideas? Need i new relume powder and or binder? What products? All help is greatly appreciated!
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