Hope it helped.

Another thing to use, for waterbased applications, are glazing mediums. Remember to make a soupy slurry with distilled water or lacquer thinner (depending on what carrier you use) , before adding the medium or clear to the powder. It helps in dispersal and prevents clumping.

Update Tim, tried the mica powder yesterday and had the same results, the laquer and thinner covered better, however the acrylic clear and water did turn out well, just needed more coats and much safe to use!

You can try using other colors. I fine black to work best most of the time. You should experiment with different colors. Sometimes the results can be quit different. You can get lighter shades or sometimes a completely different color.

I've never had this problem. It sounds like the powder and clear coat don't like each other. You must use an enamel or lacquer. I don't think an acrylic would work. I use Testors glosscote top coat. Hope this helps.

Non mixed powder should clean up with hot water. Anything that has been mixed will have to be cleaned with a cleaner suitable for the clear coat you are using. Like a thinner or acetone.

Bless! You are awesome! Thank you for this for sure!! It’s a shame that the thinner dried out pretty quickly and the powder sunk

I've never tried it. I bet It will.