Wow, great work! Personally, I noticed the differences right away. I'm glad I could be of help. It really does bring me joy. I'm relatively new to this line, so I've been doing this to my figures as soon as I take them out of the box. Because of that, I never considered that this method might not be as effective on older figures or on stickers that have lost their adhesive. Sorry for that.

If you're ever in doubt, slather on more nail polish; especially on the edges of the stickers. The worst thing that can happen is your figures look a little more glossy.

I was a little sparing with Night Rogue, for fear of either ruining the figure or using up the borrowed nail polish, but by the time I got to Rocket Panda I was just caking it on. Would've used more, but it's a little precarious with the older/looser stickers. They can peel up while you're applying it, leaving them unadhered and partially sealed. It's like, you coat them, but they peel up before the polish can dry enough to re-enforce the bond, and now they can't stick to the figure. It's very tricky.

Still, I think it's a huge help on older figures. Probably better as a preventive measure than a rehabilitation, but I used my worst figure and it came out well above-average. That's a total win as far as I'm concerned. Thanks again!

Now that you know that specific nail polish works without destroying paint/stickers, try to stay with whatever brand it was. Different nail polishes have different formulas and some work better than others.

I'm gonna try! Pretty happy with how these came out, so I'll have to grab the name of that brand. (I already returned the bottle, conscientiously/stupidly.) I might also grab a couple cheap bottles from Walgreens and test them out on the now-superfluous unsealed Night Rogue and Grease. While it's cool that my roommate's brand was a success, I don't necessarily want to get locked into their brand if the corner store has plenty of kinds that work.

That looks fantastic! I'm really curious about giving it a try myself. Some of my older figures from Build could use it

The good news is, assuming you've got a SO-DO to test it on, it's a cheap process that is very forgiving. Bottles of clear coat polish are just a few bucks and can be found everywhere, and the application process is all about maximizing coverage. It's not like panel lining where you're sweating over how precise you can be; just pop that figure apart and start coating. Unhappy with the seal after it dries? Add another coat! (Like I said, I was a little sparing at first, so I did a few smaller coats on Grease. Would've been better going HAM on it.)

I genuinely think it's worth giving a try. Even if you don't end up thinking the end result is a huge improvement, it's going to make your current stickers a little more resilient, a little more glossy. I'd say it's easily worth the ten or so minutes you'll actually spend coating it.

Right, so, now we know the final Zero-One suits...

Stuff that'll definitely happen in Saber's waves:-
- Naki
- Orthoros Vulcan
- Ark-Scorpion
- 1-3 V-Cinema forms

Maybes:-
- Fighting Jackal
- Battle Raider

Don't forget this mysterious suit from the final episode trailer
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EgENpE5X...jpg&name=large

WHAT!
I thought that was Ark Scorpion!

Don't forget the potential summer movie form.