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Anyone have clear coat suggestions?
I want a flat clear coat for a custom figure that leaves no sheen what so ever. I tried using Americana Dura Clear Ultra Matte, but it's still way too shiny. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
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I use Testor's Dull-Cote.
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Ideally, I'd like something that I apply with a brush, not spray.
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I use the brush on lacquer. The fumes are much lighter and it doesn't "melt" the paint like the spray sometimes does.
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Thanks for your help. The reviews in the Amazon link sound good. I'm looking for something that's very flat and non-yellowing. This seems to fit the bill.
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Sure thing. I've only just started doing customs. Have done 4 figures now and have used this on 3 of them. Haven't had any issues with yellowing. The more coats you use, the flatter it gets, but I've only had to do 2 coats to achieve the look I was looking for. It dries pretty quickly and isn't tacky at all. The one thing I was worried about was if I would be able to paint over the DullCote, and sure enough, new paint goes on with no problem, and actually gets better coverage when applied after.
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Interesting, the Americana Ultra Matte that I tried is the opposite in that the more coats you apply, the less flat it gets.
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