Oryk Zinyo
Well-known member
Is there a good way to cover up touch-ups?
I have been doing a bit of touch-up work on the black areas of a Defender upright and trying my best to avoid paining over the stencil but I am not happy with the dry results following the touch ups. When I wipe down the panel with a wet rag the touched up areas are barely noticeable. Is there a good way to get this effect permanently? I thought about applying a layer of wax, or possibly a clear coat of some kind.
Has anyone had any luck with masking touch-ups before?
I have been doing a bit of touch-up work on the black areas of a Defender upright and trying my best to avoid paining over the stencil but I am not happy with the dry results following the touch ups. When I wipe down the panel with a wet rag the touched up areas are barely noticeable. Is there a good way to get this effect permanently? I thought about applying a layer of wax, or possibly a clear coat of some kind.
Has anyone had any luck with masking touch-ups before?