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I have a few clears, one in particular that I am really wanting is the dupli color.

Will this clear work with this paint? I've got the paint to come out like I wanted. So I don't want to mess it up.

Edited by Kaleb
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Lacquer over lacquer will work. Read the labels to make sure they both are.

Posted

Should work...but the emphasis there is on the "should". It doesn't always.

When in doubt, always shoot a piece of scrap with the combo you want to use. Preferably from the same kit the body came from.

Posted (edited)

Test first. Duplicolor clear is relatively "hot", so, yeah...

Also, why experiment on a good paint job? Use what has worked for you before and leave the experiments to spoons or other people's models.

Edited by Erik Smith
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If it is a solid color, I don't clear - it will polish out just as well as with clear. And when i do clear, i never cross - mix paints, even if they both are lacquer, or both enamel. For me, ALWAYS Duplicolor over duplicolor, krylon over Krylon, etc. You may try other mixes, but why take a chance ?....Follow the manufacturer's reccommendations ALWAYS, IMHO....Even if it works NOW, you may get a reaction months or years down the road ( speaking from 40 plus years experience....)...'Z'

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I go with what Steve mentioned, duplicolor over duplicolor. I have been painting for years with duplicolor and used their clear with great results, but when I use the clear on top of any other laquer it will shine but not as good as if it was on duplicolor.

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