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Oils and acrylics

March 13 2009 at 8:55 AM		   (Login Pulpinator)
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Response to Actually lot of filter questions.
Yes you can use oil based filters over acyrlic paint, in fact it is a very good idea as the oil solvents wont affect the acrylics and vice versa. Generally speaking acrylic gloss and flat coats are preferrable: dries fast, resists any oil based weathering, smells less.


/Hans
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  1. thanks filter color for olive drab. - james gacki on Mar 13, 1:03 PM
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