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I'm currently working on a 71 duster, i painted it sassy green with the hood painted flat black, i'm going to clear the body(not sure what brand of clear yet but deffinetly not krylon ) but i would like to know if i cleared the hood with a semi gloss clear will that take the flat black effect away or should i leave it and not clear the hood i really want the flat look

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In my humble opinion, based on casual observation, and the fact I owned one a long time ago, those hoods weren't really "flat black" as much "semi-gloss".

I personally would one of two things. Clear the hood with semi gloss, or buff the flat black paint with a soft flannel cloth.

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if you clear the hood with a semi gloss clear its going be semi gloss. with some flat paints you could just wax it and it get the same effect as clearing it with a semi gloss clear. i would try the wax method on a scrap piece before trying it on a good part.

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  On 3/20/2012 at 12:04 AM, MikeMc said:

Paint the hood with Tamiya TS6......Matte Black...no clear needed

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i did paint it with tamiya and it's were i want it to be so i will leave it thanks
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I painted this one with Krylon semi-gloss black. Clear is really not needed on semi-gloss or flat blacks.

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Also, just so you know, the quarter windows are a pain to install in those '71 Duster AMT kits. You will have some trimming to do on the windows.

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  On 3/20/2012 at 2:04 PM, Bruno said:

I painted this one with Krylon semi-gloss black. Clear is really not needed on semi-gloss or flat blacks.

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Also, just so you know, the quarter windows are a pain to install in those '71 Duster AMT kits. You will have some trimming to do on the windows.

Thats a beautiful build....

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  On 3/20/2012 at 2:04 PM, Bruno said:

I painted this one with Krylon semi-gloss black. Clear is really not needed on semi-gloss or flat blacks.

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Also, just so you know, the quarter windows are a pain to install in those '71 Duster AMT kits. You will have some trimming to do on the windows.

Is this "Real or Model"? That has the look!! Excellent work!

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