Can you clear coat / lacquer rust-oleum. which is enamel based?
Clear Coat / Lacquer
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, Sep 03 2008 07:56 PM
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Posted 05 September 2008 - 04:13 PM
Hi karl, sorry i couldn't answer this sooner.
Yes you can lacquer over it, Rustoleum do they're own lacquer which is guarunteed to go on nicely and not react..
However,.. I have recently part resprayed over a roller job using 'synthetic' paint from the local paint guy. It went on absolutely fine,.. i wonder if you can get a synthetic lacquer? rather than hunting down some rustoleum lacquer.
Yes you can lacquer over it, Rustoleum do they're own lacquer which is guarunteed to go on nicely and not react..
However,.. I have recently part resprayed over a roller job using 'synthetic' paint from the local paint guy. It went on absolutely fine,.. i wonder if you can get a synthetic lacquer? rather than hunting down some rustoleum lacquer.
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Posted 05 September 2008 - 05:52 PM
Well i need to order the paint for the project, but didn't know weather or not you could lacquer over it.
And i also plan on re-spraying the 25, thanks mostly to some low life that keeps vandalising it, and maybe make it a bit glossier this time round.
As it doesn't look too bad when it's first sprayed, but quickly dulls, don't know if being metallic has anything to do with it?
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And i also plan on re-spraying the 25, thanks mostly to some low life that keeps vandalising it, and maybe make it a bit glossier this time round.
As it doesn't look too bad when it's first sprayed, but quickly dulls, don't know if being metallic has anything to do with it?
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