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GilShapley
#1 Posted : 18 July 2014 10:01:24

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I have used the Tamiya TS range of paint on my hummer (Semi Gloss Black)
Page 250 suggests we protect the paint with a clear lacquer

Can any of you experts advise me which would be suitable for the paint I have used.

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#2 Posted : 18 July 2014 11:16:16

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If you choose to use the Tamiya TS-13 clear aerosol, be aware that it can cause paint craze and destroy waterslide decals. Safer to apply it at least 30 days after the colour coat, though always best to test on a hidden area such as in the roof underside.

The safest route is to use a waterbased clearcoat, such as Mr Hobby B501, or put Tamiya X-22 clear through an airbrush, as the solvents in some clearcoat aerosols can cause paint craze and also destroy decals.

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#3 Posted : 21 July 2014 14:13:29

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Humbrol varnish is my tried and tested choice. I have used it over Tamiya and Humbrol spray paints with no issues.

I also use it after airbrushing Tamiya, LifeColor and Humbrol paints just fine.

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#4 Posted : 21 July 2014 14:26:31

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Thanks for that

been trying to source "Mr Hobby B501" but its not been easy

Have got some Humbrol Gloss varnish already so will give that a try

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