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Duncan no longer makes prep coat. Is there a suitable alternative? I'm nearly out!
Dear Rose,
Prep coat is basically used to prepare the surface to paint on. It smooths out any rough edges, etc. If you are using acrylics on your piece, simply use a white, buff or other color for your base. You can thin it if necessary.
Leisha
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| Comment | While the information given is correct, it was NOT the answer to my question. I know what prep coat is used for. I also know that Duncan no longer makes it. So my question was is there any other product that will do the same job. | ||
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