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Old 09-27-2003, 11:50 AM
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clear coat question

hello af modellers, i have a question about clear coating: when building a model car, do you clear coat every part (gloss clear for metallics and gloss paints, and flat clear for flat paints)? or do you just clear coat the body?

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Re: clear coat question

I just clear the body. Thats all you really have to do. You could do other things like the interior and stuff, but I just don't see the point in it.
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Old 09-27-2003, 12:06 PM
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alright then, maybe i'll just clear coat the interior and a few engine parts, thanks for the help EMAXX!

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Dont clear the interior, the interior is supposed to be flat colors, so clearcoating the interior would make it too glossy.
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Re: clear coat question

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Dont clear the interior, the interior is supposed to be flat colors, so clearcoating the interior would make it too glossy.
Unless you cover it with flat clear coat. I sometimes, for one reason or another, paint interiors with glossy paint and have to clearcoat them with flat or semigloss clear to make look good. But only if I need to.
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thanks for the advice guys! much appreciated!

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Unless you cover it with flat clear coat. I sometimes, for one reason or another, paint interiors with glossy paint and have to clearcoat them with flat or semigloss clear to make look good. But only if I need to.
Its called dullcote from Testors, works real good. It gives your interior a satin look.
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Its called dullcote from Testors, works real good. It gives your interior a satin look.
"It" is called flat clear paint. Testors call it dullcote, other manufacturers call it other names or assign numbers.
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