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Alclad II Lacquers Candy Golden Yellow Enamel, 1oz, ALC706

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Alclad II Lacquers Candy Golden Yellow Enamel, 1oz, ALC706

Alclad II Lacquers Candy Golden Yellow Enamel, 1oz, ALC706

$11.49
  • Alclad II Lacquers Candy Golden Yellow Enamel, 1oz, ALC706


Alclad II Lacquers was formed in 1999 in England with the aim of providing
modellers with a range of easy to use realistic Natural Metal Finishes. It has
now become one of the preferred choices for Natural Metal Finishes by
modellers around the world. This paint is suitable for: RC Lexan /
Polycarbonate Bodies Car & Aircraft Model Kits Diecast Vehicles Buildings,
Railroads, & Trains Figures

Frequently Asked Questions

What surfaces can I use this Alclad II paint on?
This lacquer works on RC Lexan/polycarbonate bodies, car and aircraft model kits, diecast vehicles, buildings, railroads, trains, and figures. It's designed as a lacquer enamel for hobby modeling projects.
How much paint is in this bottle?
This is a 1oz bottle (ALC706), a standard size for detailed model work and airbrush application.
Is this paint a natural metal finish?
No, this is Candy Golden Yellow enamel. Alclad II is known for natural metal finishes, but this particular product is a colored lacquer enamel for general model painting.
Do I need a primer before using this lacquer?
This product information doesn't specify primer requirements. Check the instructions on the bottle or Alclad II's guidance for your specific surface type to ensure proper adhesion.
Can I use this with an airbrush?
As a lacquer enamel in 1oz volume, it's formulated for airbrush and brush application on model kits. Thin according to Alclad II's recommendations for your application method.
How do I clean brushes and equipment after using this paint?
Since this is a lacquer enamel, refer to Alclad II's care instructions for the appropriate solvent for cleanup—lacquers typically require specific thinners or cleaners.