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Default Using Faskolor, should I seal it?

New you painting with an airbrush after a 20 break, used masking film for the first time and Faskolor, happy with the results but have seen a few people mention sealing the paints. I have bought some Core clearcoat would you use it.

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I always seal my shells with plastikote clear. Certainly off road shells that may get wet.
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What Neil said, but I use halfords clear laquer.
Other point is if there is anything that rubs then also put some tape over as the thin paint scuffs easily
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