09-28-2008, 11:17 PM
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Retired with Way Too Many Kits
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Colorado
Posts: 3,222
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Originally Posted by chanstevens
I know some folks have gotten away with this, I would avoid it. I generally don't put Krylong over either Testors or Rustoleum, but can put Rustoleum or Testors over Krylon. The new Krylon might be more forgiving...
In my case, it was just ugly--the Krylon crinkled up and blistered. Even after multiple efforts to sand it off and apply a covering coat of primer, I still had trouble.
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The Krylon Clears are acrylics, and not to be confused with the older Krylon colors, that crinkled about everything except other Krylons.
Krylon sells these acrylic clears to preserve photos, seal inkjet prints, etc. They are meant to be used to topcoat a wide range of paints and I've yet to have any issues.
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