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Bill Palmer Eternal Order Only Jonathan Townsend has more than 24273 Posts 
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If you have to paint small boxes and props, there is a really nice finish called "Design Master" that is available at places like Michael's. It is a rapid drying spray paint.
They even have some wood finishes. If you live in a humid climate, avoid their "Triple Thick Gloss Finish." It doesn't fare well in humidity above about 65% or so.
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Mark Martinez Inner circle Wisconsin 1280 Posts
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Bill, what is the effect of this "Design Master" spray paint? Shinny? Is it available in clear or just colors?
Magically,
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