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Attention all experienced painters
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bashyy1
PostPosted: Fri Dec 13, 2013 1:21 pm Up
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So I've primed,coloured, and lacquered my arches. Giving enough time in between. I did my 3 coats of lacquer about 4-5 hours ago.

They look and feel completely dry, will I totally ruin them if I go ahead and polish them now?

Some people say to wait a week, do I really have to wait that long?!

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It's best to let the paint set fully 24-48 hrs should be enough
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24-48 hours for the lacquer to harden? You think that's enough?
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Wait till you can no longer smell the fumes evaporating! Dependant on temp humidity etc
 

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Just a quick question aswell, see if it has been longer than 48 hours after lacquering then i decide it needs more lacquer, will it wreak the paint if i apply more?
 

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Tolkienfan001 wrote:
Wait till you can no longer smell the fumes evaporating! Dependant on temp humidity etc

Sounds like a plan

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bashyy1
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AndrewR2211 wrote:
Just a quick question aswell, see if it has been longer than 48 hours after lacquering then i decide it needs more lacquer, will it wreak the paint if i apply more?

You'll be alright i think, I lacquered one of mine yesterday and another coat today and it looks so much better, but that's not 48 hours I suppose.

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