Thanks, Dave - I know this will be helpful - I hear so many stories of people having clearcoat issues, even when the paint and the clearcoat are the same brand and you'd expect compatibility. I suspect in many cases more drying time is needed, but I'm no expert. This product sure looks like a winner. 👍
Does this product also help with adding some toughness to the body? More resistant to crashes I mean. Not expecting to be shatter proof but was wondering if it helps reduce body twist. If that makes sense.
@@IrrerasCarrera Good question Joe. It doesn’t add any strength to the body. But it is more resilient than other clears, which helps avoid scratches. And if it does get scratches, they’re easier to fix.
@@shotgundaveslotcars I applied Tamiya TS 51 lacquer spray paint and Revell chrome paint to my land barge, with the chrome paint used in a small area for added detail. Now, as I prepare to apply decals, I'm considering using TS-13 Clear (which I believe is lacquer-based) before applying the decals to avoid direct contact with the lacquer spray paint. My question is, can I apply a coat of Tamiya XF-86 Acrylic Clear over the decals before finishing with TS-13 Clear, or should I skip the TS-13 Clear altogether and only use Tamiya XF-86 Acrylic Clear?
@@mdbrynteson I’m not following exactly what you are wanting to do Mark. Seems like lots of different clear coats. If you’re using water based paint, put a coat of the acrylic clear over it, then your decals and another coat of acrylic clear over the decals. Let it dry overnight, and then put your final clear on.
Thanks, Dave - I know this will be helpful - I hear so many stories of people having clearcoat issues, even when the paint and the clearcoat are the same brand and you'd expect compatibility. I suspect in many cases more drying time is needed, but I'm no expert. This product sure looks like a winner. 👍
Thanks Mark. I agree. I see lots of people having trouble. I think you’re right. Hopefully this will help some guys out.
Looks like a good product, I’ll have to look into it. Thanks for sharing 👍
Gezz that car looks freakn’ badass! Makes mine look like a toddler painted them. 😂😂 Great work Dave!
That’s not true Tadd! I’ve seen your work up close. It’s awesome!
@@shotgundaveslotcars I’ll get a airbrush one of these days, that product looks amazing. Again just stellar work Dave. 🍻
@@TADD29 Thanks Tadd.
G'day Dave , it's awesome product thank you
Glad to help Rhys. Have you used it?
G'day Dave it's awesome product
Thanks, I've been struggling to find a good clear coat that was compatible with decals. Should do alot of projects Placed an order.
That’s great Pete. You’ll be amazed.
Very interesting thank you 😊
Hi Dave! great video. what size syringe do you use 5ml, 10ml, or 20ml?
Thanks Neil! Any of those will work fine. But I use the smallest one. 5ml I believe.
Does this product also help with adding some toughness to the body? More resistant to crashes I mean. Not expecting to be shatter proof but was wondering if it helps reduce body twist. If that makes sense.
@@IrrerasCarrera Good question Joe. It doesn’t add any strength to the body. But it is more resilient than other clears, which helps avoid scratches. And if it does get scratches, they’re easier to fix.
I have this sitting in a box and have not used it yet.
You’re going to like the results Jorge.
The Tamiya product that you recommended to protect the decal, does it come in rattle can?
I believe it does Mark.
@@shotgundaveslotcars What is specific tamyia product name-I heard you use the term buffer but what what on the label
@@mdbrynteson Mark, it’s Tamiya XF-86 Acrylic Clear.
@@shotgundaveslotcars I applied Tamiya TS 51 lacquer spray paint and Revell chrome paint to my land barge, with the chrome paint used in a small area for added detail. Now, as I prepare to apply decals, I'm considering using TS-13 Clear (which I believe is lacquer-based) before applying the decals to avoid direct contact with the lacquer spray paint. My question is, can I apply a coat of Tamiya XF-86 Acrylic Clear over the decals before finishing with TS-13 Clear, or should I skip the TS-13 Clear altogether and only use Tamiya XF-86 Acrylic Clear?
@@mdbrynteson I’m not following exactly what you are wanting to do Mark. Seems like lots of different clear coats. If you’re using water based paint, put a coat of the acrylic clear over it, then your decals and another coat of acrylic clear over the decals. Let it dry overnight, and then put your final clear on.