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Acrylic Finisher is a clear top coat that can help protect the paint from minor scuffs and scratches. Using Acrylic Finisher is also a great way to add a nice sheen to your project. We carry 4 different Acrylic Finisher’s which all offer a different amount of shine.

Shop Acrylic Finisher: https://take3print.com/product/angelus-acrylic-finishers/

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When do I use Acrylic Finisher vs 4-Coat?

Angelus Acrylic Finisher is intended for changing the sheen while applying mild scuff protection. Originally it was used for holsters and dipping leather items to give a final sheen to the article. 

Angelus 4-COAT is a urethane based clear coat that is made for more scuff protection and for changing the sheen of the article as well. 

You should use Angelus 4-Coat if you are looking for a more durable scuff resistant clear coat for your articles. 

Shop Acrylic Finisher: https://take3print.com/product/angelus-acrylic-finishers/
Shop 4-Coat:https://take3print.com/product/angelus-acrylic-4-coat-finishers/

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How much Angelus paint do I need?

Here is a baseline idea for how much paint may be needed for a project:

1 oz. of Angelus Paint:

2-3 pairs of entire shoes

1  small to medium handbag

Touch up an entire couch

4 oz. of Angelus Paint:

1 large handbag or purse

6-12 pairs of shoes

A whole small chair

16 oz. (Pint) of Angelus Paint:

20+ pairs of shoes

A whole recliner/big chair color change

32 oz. (Quart) of Angelus Paint:

40+ pairs of shoes

A whole interior of car ~4-5 seats

Entire Medium 3 seat Sized Couch

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How do I use Angelus Neon Paints?

After your surface is properly prepped (see Prep section) we always recommend laying down 1-2 base coats of a standard color paint (not a neon, pearlescent, metallic, etc.) which is close to the color of Neon paint that you will be using. After your base coats with a standard paint color, apply thin coats of your Neon paint until you have reached solid coverage.

For example, if you want to use Bahama Blue, first apply 1-2 layers of standard Blue. After you have applied a base coat of Blue, apply Bahama Blue until you achieve full coverage. Doing this will ensure that your final color is solid, opaque, and pops as much as possible!