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Old 11-26-2012, 10:31 PM
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Satin Clear Coat?

Just finished painting with TS-9 British Green, and I'd like to put a satin clear finish on it. Any ideas on what clear would work?

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Re: Satin Clear Coat?

Tamiya makes a semi gloss clear in a spray can #TS79 plus a matt #TS80

I've been using Alclads' klear Kote range which comes in a variety of sheens.

http://alclad2.com/finishes/aqua-klears/
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Re: Satin Clear Coat?

The Alclad clear cote semi-matte goes fantastic.
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Re: Satin Clear Coat?

I have used alclad on two of my kits and was not happy with the results, so I would say NO. After it dries it remains sticky in spots. I used it over decals, acrilycs and laquer and all have the same outcome. Now I use an acrilyc clear when looking for a mat/flat look
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