
07-27-2011, 04:26 PM
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Vive Newbie
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Carrollton, Georgia
Posts: 16
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Yes you should seal it otherwise the acrylic will wash away over time.
If you go with poly, get water based, also look for something that says "non-yellowing" or UV protected/proof (I used RustOleum's waterbased Varathane and in three months have not had any problems).
You can also use clear Krylon Fusion spray paint. With both, let it throughly dry between coats. Also let it air out for several days to a week to let all the fumes out (putting it in the sun/ UV rays will speed up the process).
Look around, there are several threads that deal with how to apply and make the sealant look less shiny/more real.
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