What's a good product for covering krylon? The krylon tends to be soft, attract dirt, and react poorly to oils from your hands and face.
Gunsmithing Clearcoat over krylon?
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Re: Clearcoat over krylon?
I'm not a gunsmith but I used Krylon matt clear coat on mine (three separate coats) - works fine. But it still won't protect from solvents, scuffs, general wear and tear..
I'm not a gunsmith but I used Krylon matt clear coat on mine (three separate coats) - works fine. But it still won't protect from solvents, scuffs, general wear and tear..
Re: Clearcoat over krylon?
I used Dura Coat Clear over Krylon and Krylon Webbing on my XP-100R's. So far it's holding up great and it's been awhile now.
I used Dura Coat Clear over Krylon and Krylon Webbing on my XP-100R's. So far it's holding up great and it's been awhile now.
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I'm guessing you used the no bake version. I'm not aware of Duracoat in a rattle can. Is there a rattle can alternative since i don't have a HVLP sprayer?
I'm guessing you used the no bake version. I'm not aware of Duracoat in a rattle can. Is there a rattle can alternative since i don't have a HVLP sprayer?
Re: Clearcoat over krylon?
As per advise from this forum I used Minwax® Fast-Drying Polyurethane oil based spray. The krylon is water based and will not hold up as well. The minwax was easy to use and came out great. I have used and cleaned my rifle several times and have seen no damge to my paint job.
As per advise from this forum I used Minwax® Fast-Drying Polyurethane oil based spray. The krylon is water based and will not hold up as well. The minwax was easy to use and came out great. I have used and cleaned my rifle several times and have seen no damge to my paint job.
Re: Clearcoat over krylon?
That Minwax product sounds like a winner I may be able to find locally. I've not heard of the alumnahide before. Anyone have a field report?
Thanks guys.
That Minwax product sounds like a winner I may be able to find locally. I've not heard of the alumnahide before. Anyone have a field report?
Thanks guys.
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Alumahyde II is pretty tough stuff, especially for a non-bake finish. I have been told though, not to get "WipeOut" near it as WipeOut will remove it.
Alumahyde II is pretty tough stuff, especially for a non-bake finish. I have been told though, not to get "WipeOut" near it as WipeOut will remove it.
Re: Clearcoat over krylon?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PIC</div><div class="ubbcode-body">As per advise from this forum I used Minwax® Fast-Drying Polyurethane oil based spray. The krylon is water based and will not hold up as well. The minwax was easy to use and came out great. I have used and cleaned my rifle several times and have seen no damge to my paint job.
</div></div> So is the Krylon clear a water based clear enamel?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PIC</div><div class="ubbcode-body">As per advise from this forum I used Minwax® Fast-Drying Polyurethane oil based spray. The krylon is water based and will not hold up as well. The minwax was easy to use and came out great. I have used and cleaned my rifle several times and have seen no damge to my paint job.
</div></div> So is the Krylon clear a water based clear enamel?
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The Krylon I used was indoor outdoor acrylic. Directions say to clean with mineral spirits. Dunno if water based or oil based.
The Krylon I used was indoor outdoor acrylic. Directions say to clean with mineral spirits. Dunno if water based or oil based.
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I used Duracoat matte clear over a Krylon camo job a few months back. Looks good and is holding up very well so far.
CM
I used Duracoat matte clear over a Krylon camo job a few months back. Looks good and is holding up very well so far.
CM
