Evening all!
I am planning on painting a Nato camouflage scheme with Tamiya's green lacquer spray paint and handpaint tamiya's acrylic black and brown. To blend the camouflage scheme together I was planning on using an AK or MIG filter.
I know the filter is best used on a matte surface, but will the dried filter leave a glossy surface that needs to be matted down again? And will the filter be compatible with the acrylic or do I need to protect the surface? Is the filter able to make a glossy surface matte?
Thanks for reading the long post, happy holidays!

I can answer one part,Mig and AK filters are enamel,so they will be fine on your acrylics.

The filter my need to be matted again.

No,the filter will not turn a gloss surface matte.

Thanks for the help Anthony! Would an acrylic filter leave a glossy/satin finish or be able to matte a glossy surface?

I haven't seen an of-the-shelf acrylic filter but no, it won't make a glossy surface matte. Best would be slight satin if the filter is heavy on the paint component.

Here's a tip I do to avoid too much painting and coating back and forth (yeah I have limited time with models). Try using a satin varnish/coat. Satin will be able to accept washes, decals, filters, and pigments to a certain extent so that you don't have to go back and forth with a matte for filter, then gloss for decals, then matte for pigments, then back to your final coat.