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Subject: Sealing D&D Minis?

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01/12/2006 5:49 PM  
I'm about to starting repainting some figs, and I'm curious what sealer people would recommend -- I'd love it if I could put down a sealer that would enable me to mix painted minis in with unpainted ones and not worry about losing bits of the paint job.
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01/12/2006 5:51 PM  
I use the ink wash to keep them without making huge cover, and it works nice to me.
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01/12/2006 6:01 PM  
The most often recommended one is Testor's Dull Cote. It's strong, and very matte (so your minis don't look like they're wet), and reasonably available in the US. There was another thread here a couple of weeks ago that was about the same thing - I'll see if I can find it ....

Edit: found it http://www.maxminis.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=13190
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