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Hey Terry... I agree with Jeff. Variegated is way cool stuff(even I can do it) and just looks "deeper" when cleared. I usually use the 1-Shot UV in a can, since I can't get the regular clear gloss kind anymore. Have fun. Love- JILL
-------------------- That is like a Mr. Potato Head with all the pieces in the wrong place. -Russ McMullin Posts: 8834 | From: Butler, PA, USA | Registered: Jan 2001
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Hi It's really a matter of Choice. I would do a Test. Place it on the same substrate one with and one with out, the Cleared One will be very Mellow, without very Hot. Hope that Helps.
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"Keep The Rubber Side Down" Posts: 213 | From: Tujunga, California | Registered: Mar 2003
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Always clear variegated leaf.....inside or out. I did my house sign with VL 10 years ago....still good.
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Indoor or outdoor, I always clear it.I even airbrush transparent colors on top of it after I've clear it. Then I clear it again. I even think that if I drove past the job on day, I might jump out of my truck and clear it again. It's a tuff world out there, the clear really protects the job and your reputation. I use 1-Shot clear.
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