Paint durability advice needed please

I've just come across something called AK real Color acrylic lacquer, can anyone tell me what acrylic laquer is? How does it differ from acrylics and enamels? 

A few examples, if the links work!

Tanker - Builder

Frankly; 

   I don,t know if the little uns will be chewing on their hats. I would use low VOCs paint from Rustoleum. They are sprays and you can then clearcoat in Matte or Gloss. I am sure that they would work. The average Hobby paints won't have the longevity you need. Saliva and Greasy baby hands will remove most of them Including Humbrol!

 I've tried the painters touch sprays from rustoleum but they're so hard to control, I'm useless with spray cans. Plus masking the foam is impossible, nothing sticks properly and if you get spray paint on it it goes hard and brittle, no good against babies skin. 

Frankly; 

   I don,t know if the little uns will be chewing on their hats. I would use low VOCs paint from Rustoleum. They are sprays and you can then clearcoat in Matte or Gloss. I am sure that they would work. The average Hobby paints won't have the longevity you need. Saliva and Greasy baby hands will remove most of them Including Humbrol!

Thank, I would post some pics if I knew how! I've been using minwax poly acrylic clear coat for years which dries hard but still doesn't give enough protection. I recently tried Vallejo polyurethane clear coat which seems better but still not damage proof. I don't think I can get the future stuff here in the U.K. 

You should post some pics. Very interesting thing to do.

It is non-yellowing, and dries to the touch in a couple of hours, hard as a rock overnight.

GMorrison

Are you familiar with paula Strawn of Lazardo Art? She handpaints with water based non toxic paint, and I would assume seals it with a clear coat.

I'd suggest that, and use Future acrylic floor finish for clear coat. It's really tough stuff and dries quickly.

 

Yes that's what I do too, have been doing it for a few years. I expect she runs into the same problems as I do. I'll look for the Future acrylic floor finish, is it a non yellowing finish? What's the drying time?

Are you familiar with paula Strawn of Lazardo Art? She handpaints with water based non toxic paint, and I would assume seals it with a clear coat.

I'd suggest that, and use Future acrylic floor finish for clear coat. It's really tough stuff and dries quickly.

Talk to a local auto paint shop and their suppliers.  They might have some alternatives.

AbiJ

Thanks for replies, are all enamels toxic if ingested? 

For all intents and purposes, YES, definitely.

Thanks for replies, are all enamels toxic if ingested? 

If you can set up some kind of bake drying system, you might be able to get the turnaround time you need with them.  Another thing to think about with young ones is the toxicity issue if they happen to ingest any chips that happen.

Yes,enamels are more durable,not sure how much any paint stands up to bumps and scrapes,look at football helmets,they get beat up and need to be repainted.