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Tamiya x Clear Coat

If I want to clear coat a Tamiya X paint will I need to flatten it first for a glossy finish?
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Re: Tamiya x Clear Coat

No, you can apply X22 over flat or gloss finishes.
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Re: Tamiya x Clear Coat

Will it still work if I use halfords laquer?
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Re: Tamiya x Clear Coat

If you mean the Halfords lacquer in an aerosol, I think it's a little too strong over Tamiya acrylics and may lift the finish.
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