Plasti-kote 24002 400ml Premium Spray Paint Matt Clear Acrylic

Worked well on my project

this spray works very very well i was able to coat all my 3d prints and it didn't change any of the colors of the paint that was already on them at all and gave myself an extra sense of security of the paint that is on the 3d prints.So overall i would highly recommend if you need a matte clear coat on anything and works good on 3d prints.

Good cover

Used it to protect a metal fixture for use outdoors. Easy to use and has done the job (so far!).

As advertised

Most people know paint spray cans from doing care maintenance. Like many others, I bought this Matt Varnish for other uses, to seal the acrylic paint on some miniature metal figures I painted and although hesitant, this did dry clear. There was no greying, or alteration of the colours that I've had with some other makes. Surprisingly there was little dulling of the shine, gloss paints simply became satin, [which was good for me] but no doubt further layers would take any shine away.The can has a large spray nozzle with a quarter turn twist and lock mechanism that shields the finger from paint, which worked wonders for me! There's therefore no awkward top to remove, just twist, shake and spray. The cans are 400ml, compared to 500ml for those large ones normally seen in a certain top car maintenance shops, where standard size are usually 250ml, but these are correspondingly priced.Like almost all spray paints/hair laquers etc, there is a strong vapour smell to this, but I did not find it unduly unpleasant, but it does linger for about 20 minutes or so. Thus use this in a well ventilated space.Two tips: make sure the temperature is above 5C or it could dry dull and build it up in light layers, which speeds up drying and stops puddling/running.

Does the job, but is best sprayed outside or with PLENTY of ventilation. I cannot stress enough the need to wear gloves, especially if you spray this while it is windy outdoors. I made the mistake of getting blowback on my hands and could not remove the stickiness with anything. Even isopropyl alcohol 99.9% on a Brillo pad failed. Total nightmare on skin, but worked effectively for me to seal acrylic paint on to a sculpture.

Great stuff for sealing decals etc...if you are lucky enough to get a can that works. I've bought several of these over the last 2 years and it's hit or miss as to whether the spray works. I've even swapped the aerosol cap with a can that I know works but still can't get anything out of it.