Yup, that can work quite well. Also, It all depends on the material, since not all mats react the same. But I will take whatever mat I want to look wet, crank the reflection to 100%, and then start taking down the diffusion and ambience to try and match it's original "brightness", that it had before I maxed out the reflection. And, also max out the specularity to 100%, or whatever looks the best. If that doesn't look as well as you want, there is also the tehnique FWTempest is mentioning. Or, use both techniques in conjunction. AgentSmith

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