Protecting Finished Pieces
Hey folks, I know this has been discussed before, however, the search function in the forums seems a big dodgy and I'm curious if there's been any updates in techniques. I'd like to know of some good...
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Kyrlon spray matte finish is the best that I have found. If I want an area to be "shiney", then I go back over it with a brush on gloss sealer (Folk Art, Apple Barrel, etc.) to bring back the shine.
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I usually do Future floor polish before and after painting. Then a mat spray sealer. The Future gives you a clear acrylic glossy coat that will go mat in time. It protects the model like a champ....
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Hey Snitchy, I've heard about applying Future before you paint so that the stone doesn't soak up all of the paint. However, does prepainting it with Future destroy some of the detail of the cast for...
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My experience with Future as an undercoat is that it won't obscure any detail as long as you are careful not to over do it. When I'm undercoating, I keep an eye out for any "pooling" where the Future...
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Vail Marston wrote:My experience with Future as an undercoat is that it won't obscure any detail as long as you are careful not to over do it. When I'm undercoating, I keep an eye out for any...
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