Strange you should say that
I have recently purchased a tin and was thinking of asking my esteemed peers at to their opinions and experiences (if any) with this "medium"
Suffice it to say, that the "matt" finish is not as matt as I would like it, and the "nice shading" effect on sculpted lines applies, albeit not in equal measure, but noticably on areas where one does not wish to see any diminuation of colour or depth, resulting in in an otherwise "dull appearance overall - albeit silky, rather than matt. ( That's my personal opinion, - try it yourself and see).
I have just recently (in the past two weeks) experimented with "Strong Tone" on some figures. Its, well OK, but I would'nt recommend "dipping" your figures in it, and I would suggest overcoating in good "matt" varnish afterwards. I shall bring some down to "LOGW" Peninsula Game for comment. By the way - might work OK on armour/vehicles. My tin is now surplus to requirements
if anyone of the LOGW wants to try it.
An unimpressed
Thinredline
"There is no retreat from here, men," Campbell told them as he rode down the line, "you must die where you stand."
Hope not 
) when it comes to painting up my own mini's with this sort of product. As Pat has said, glaze and wash 'em yourself with the degree of control you are used to and comfortable with.
