You might regret the acrylic Uri.. It takes an age to dry in my experience. It feels dry to the touch after minutes but seems to never fully harden. Acrylic clear cote is worse of all. I painted a guitar with it and after four weeks it would still leave finger marks where you held the guitar. Possibly if you apply several very light 'mist coats' allowing plenty of time between each coat, it would dry better but then you are left with a dusty finish and it takes an age to apply.
I ended up stripping the acrylic off down to the wood and going with '2K' auto paint. 2K paint gives a MUCH better finish because it's solvent free so doesn't shrink when it hardens like all solvent based paints do, and it dries super hard and very quickly. Down side is you can only get it from specialist auto paint suppliers and in quite large quantities (so it's expensive).. and you need a spray gun to apply it, it's too thick for a modellers air brush. It's also quite toxic so you need a good mask.