Fixing munitorum varnish problems and finishing the Warhammer 40,000 Leviathan Tyranid Combat Patrol

Final video in my series of painting the Tyranid Combat Patrol from the Warhammer 40,000 Leviathan box set - all done!
And some useful tips for resolving issues with Games Workshop munitorum spray varnish, if it has caused a dusty or opaque covering on the models (as it did to me!)
Quick and effective miniature painting for playing tabletop wargames with, minimal fuss using contrast paints in a slapchop sort of style with liberal use of washes and spot colours from bright tufts to make the minis pop. Hope you enjoy.
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Music: Two tracks from The Acid Test double-A Single we recorded way back in 2005
1. Lady Jane
2. Come Out to Play

[@shujinzo]

Citadel varnish ruined alot of my models because of the frosting effect that can occur. I just switched 2 a different varnish or getting the non spray version.

[@WyvernMinis]

Yeah I like the finish when it works properly, but I've only had this problem a couple of times. I hear the other pitfall is spraying it on too thick, which I might have done with these guys as well, but I definitely didn't shake it enough. I used the same can after fixing them and it was fine with a good long shake! So I'm generally happy with it, but always looking for alternatives so what's your varnish of choice instead?

[@shujinzo]

I am now trying the Armypainter one. The frosting occurs alot when there is moisture in the air. With the non spray varnishes i found out that they do not always sit properly on smooth or round surfaces.@@WyvernMinis

[@tristansergeant5108]

Or use lamium medium

[@WyvernMinis]

Use the Lamium instead of the oil/Ardcoat to sort out the varnish, or instead of the Stormshield to knock back the gloss?

[@tristansergeant5108]

For knocking back the shine, though not sure if it would help remove the whiting from the munitorum spray