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Spray Painting vs. Airbrushing
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[quote user="kfleeman1"]<p>BTW, I am totally new to custom painting. I have done a lot of detailing work, but never custom paint. What, if any, clear coat should I use after I get the black sprayed on. Dull coat? What do I need to have on in order for the decals to stick properly? Again, I'm new to this so anything you can tell me helps. </p>[/quote]<br><br>You need a glossy, smooth clear coat for decals to adhere properly. Something like Testors GlossCote should do it.<br><br>After you apply the decals and let it dry, that's when you seal everything up with a Dullcote.<br><br>You can get acceptable results using spray cans... But if you want to do weathering, it's much easier to do with an airbrush.<br><br>Hope this helps.<br><br>
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