I've recently moved from the Dullcote rattle can back to airbrushing it, where I get more consistent results. For those of you who airbrush your lacquer based clearcoats, how long are you letting it sit to dry? I'll need to mask over the top of it and spray a second layer of paint.
The reason I ask is that when I am airbrushing the dullcote it seems to almost dry on contact. You'll see the wet spot where you sprayed it, but as you move the brush, it dries behind you almost instantly. Is this really as good as it seems? Or should I give it a few hours just to be sure? Anybody got experience with this?
Thanks!
Chris