Tamiya Acrylics and Testors Dullcote

Be careful not to put it too heavy. Enamel and lacquer clear coats will buckle and wrinkle acrylics if too much sits in one spot.

Andy 

Sounds like a winner. I will give the testors a try since I have already purchased some but I have been reading great things about the Polly Scale clear flat. Maybe will try that on the next model.

Thanks for the input,

PALADIN

It's been ages since I used Dullcoat, but I have used similar products over acrylics, and I seem to be one of the paint gurus, hereabouts.

You should be fine provided you did your surface prep before applying the Tamiya paint (acrylics are unforgiving of uncleanliness) and you allow the acrylic to cure thoroughly before applying the Dullcoat. "Cure thoroughly" means three days at room temperature, minimum, IMHO. Of course, you can also heat cure to speed things up.