Yes. It is a very mild lacquer, Glosskote with a dab of white in the mix.

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Yes. It is a very mild lacquer, Glosskote with a dab of white in the mix.

In Response To: Can I spray Testors Doll Cote on plastic w/o a primer?? Thanks. *NM* ()

And Glosskote was the go-to for years when spraying an automotive color on bare styrene, well dried and hard shrunk down.

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Can I spray Testors Doll Cote on plastic w/o a primer?? Thanks. *NM*
- I have over chrome parts before to tone down the shine, no issues there *NM*
  - Me too, but I'm not sure....... *NM*
- YES *NM*
  - TKS Dave *NM*
- Hey Jim: Where do you buy Doll Cote? Askin' for a friend.----------------------------------------------KIDDING!! *NM*
  - Boomer, it's right next to Dull Cote on the shelf in any hobby store. Haven't you seen it there??? Hehe *NM*
    - No wonder I couldn't find it. I was lookin' for it next to the Gloos Cote! Eeeeha!! L.O.L. *NM*
  - A Doll Store? *NM*
- Yes. It is a very mild lacquer, Glosskote with a dab of white in the mix.

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