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Kenair Anti-Reflect — White dulling spray
Tones down reflections on white surfaces — in the studio or in bright sunlight on location — with a temporary matt film that wipes off with a soft dry cloth.
Control reflections and flare at the source
Kenair Anti-Reflect is used in studio and video photography to control unwanted reflections and flare. It leaves a temporary matt film that wipes off with a soft dry cloth.
- Cuts glare, hot spots and flare
- Made for white and light surfaces
- Temporary matt finish
- Wipes off with a soft, dry cloth
- Suitable for most materials (test first)
- Fast to apply on set or on location
Product, studio and on-set work
White products
Appliances, ceramics, packaging and gloss-white finishes.
Location shoots
Control glare on white surfaces in bright sunlight.
Set dressing
Knock back shiny white props and set pieces under lights.
What it is — and what it isn’t
Use it for
- Temporary dulling of reflective props and products
- Product, still-life and studio photography
- Film and TV set dressing where reflections cause problems
- Location shoots in bright conditions
Don’t use it for
- Permanent finishes — it’s a temporary, wipe-off film
- Delicate or untested surfaces without a hidden-area test first
- Use near flames or heat — extremely flammable aerosol
- Poorly ventilated spaces — avoid breathing the spray
Getting the best result
- Test on a small, hidden area first.
- Shake the can well.
- Spray a light, even coat from about 30 cm — build up gradually rather than one heavy coat.
- Check through the camera and add more only where needed.
- Remove with a soft, dry cloth straight after the shoot.
Key details
| Brand | Kenair (Kenro, UK) |
|---|---|
| Product code | KENR07W |
| Size | 400 ml aerosol |
| Colour / finish | Matt white |
| Removal | Wipe off with a soft, dry cloth |
| Durability | Temporary |
| Classification | Extremely flammable aerosol |
Common questions
What is dulling spray used for?
Dulling (anti-reflect) spray puts a temporary matt film on shiny surfaces so they photograph without glare, hot spots or flare — common in product photography, still life, film and TV.
How do I remove Kenair Anti-Reflect?
Wipe it off with a soft, dry cloth straight after use. It’s designed to be temporary.
What is White dulling spray for?
Toning down reflections on white surfaces, in the studio or in bright sunlight on location.
Is it safe on all surfaces?
Kenro says it’s suitable for most materials. Always test a small hidden area first, especially on valuable, painted or delicate items.
Which colour should I choose?
Full Matt for most polished and reflective items, Black for glossy black surfaces, and White for white surfaces.
Always read the label and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) before use. Extremely flammable aerosol — use with good ventilation, keep away from heat, sparks and flames, keep below 50°C and never pierce or burn the can, even when empty. Test on a small hidden area first. Information is from Kenro product data and is a guide only.
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