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Hi guys. First posting ever, so be gentle. I generally use water-based paints, eg, Pollyscale, but am wondering if I can "mix and match" layers. That is, can I prime with Floquil enamel spray, then later brush on Pollyscale? Vice-versa? I think that I can Dullcote spray over Pollyscale, but what about the reverse? Maybe just tell this "newbie" what he shouldn't try! And what about after weathering, if I want to restart/add more paint? What's okay over india ink/alcohol, for instance? Thanks for any help in advance.
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