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(@Randy Portwood)
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Cleat Coat Recommendation?

Can any of you recommend a clear coat (water-based preferred) that does not yellow over time? Thanks for any tips!



   
(@phil-r)
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What are you clearing?? If your want to clear over photo etched emblems and such tiny parts I've

Used clear nail polish with a tiny fine tipped brush to seal in my scripts and letters on cars that have such letter/badging. Works GREAT and when it dries you cant see anything with the naked eye!



   
(@Randy Portwood)
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I'm sealing decals. Would fingernail polish pull off the printing?



   
(@tjciryakyahoo-com)
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That will hurt your decals. I suggest KRYLON CRYSTAL CLEAR. It's made for decal sealing.

It won't yellow, is moisture-resistant, dries in minutes and gives you a gloss finish. It can be bought thru Micro mark and if not mistaken at WallyWorld (WalMart)



   
(@Randy Portwood)
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I need a brush-on sealer, sorry for not mentioning earlier



   
(@ryan-hurley)
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