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I re-edit the thread and keep it short. I used both Valejjo and Lifecolor varnishes on 2 separated models but the paint still can be pilled off with my nail= Can someone guide me and help me where I am doing wrong? Maybe the problem is that those varnishes are for airbrush and I am using a simple hand brush. I've waited 1 hour, but I guess I have to wait 24H or even Days so the paint below the varnish can be fully protected?


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Anyone can help?

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Are you washing your models first?
Are your priming your models?
Most varnishes meant for spraying should NOT be used with a brush. Which specific Vallejo and Lifecolor Varnishes are you using?
   
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Wait longer. There's a huge difference between drying and curing, and paint that is dry but not cured is still very vulnerable to damage.

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 Peregrine wrote:
Wait longer. There's a huge difference between drying and curing, and paint that is dry but not cured is still very vulnerable to damage.

Well my models were painted half and year ago :(
Maybe I have to wait or the varnishes I use are for airbrush.
Can someone let me know if this product can be used with normal hairbrush:

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