Permagloss Duplicolor and Createx coat

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Posted by: David Ball (---.ec.res.rr.com)

Date: March 05, 2016 07:54AM

The u-40 permagloss first coat (and only coat) over the duplicolor worked great, put it on fast, do not go back and brush it or it will remove the paint after 3 or for seconds, just move quickkly with a soft brush and coat it good. This is 5 days old, no peeling solid finish

The photo does not show it off well but it is shiny.

The second picture is the first coat with createx paint, probably need to use the auto air colors this is the wicked pearl color which is harder to spread evenly but very cooll texture and hopefully the second coat will even it out really well.

Createx Wicked air color foam brush while turning I have no idea what permagloss will do to this paint.

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