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I know it's not a current thread, but I'm doing this (acrylic touch-up followed by wax coat) on a Flash now. I've got a 3-year old touch-up and wax job going on a Sea Ray and after 2000 plays it looks fine. One advantage of waxing is that it doesn't try to pull up the playfield paint after thousands of hard ball hits, as clear coat eventually can.
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