matt clear coat for camo?

I got my boat and pieces primed with rustoleum topside primer and I started painting the base camo color on the bow electrial panel.  The paint seams like it will scratch off easily, is there a matt coating that people use to protect it.  If not I think I might just paint it with topside paint. 

 

Thanks Ducknut!

I'm not able to scratch it off.  I should have said I did the sideways finger nail test and I could make a mark, althought I painted it at 8pm last night and tested it a 7am today. I'm just worried about dropping stuff and having scratches everywhere. I will use the boat 95% of the time for fishing, so I'm not sure if I should continue with the plan.  I read that people use Brownells clear matt on guns to protect the krylon camo paint.  I think it not being a gloss finish makes it less scratch resistant.  It also seams that it is very pourous and would stain.  I might just go with a regular paint job.  I did just buy and paint the test piece with krylon clear matt.  We will see how that works.  The brownells is epoxy based.

http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/metal-prep-coloring/paint-finishes/air-cure-aerosol-paints/aluma-hyde-reg-ii-prod1117.aspx

 

I keep mis typing.  The rustoleum primer has been on for about 5 days and has bonded good.  It's the kyrlon camo paint that is worring me.  I do think I didn't give the kyrlon camo time enough to cure either.  I just checked it with the coat of matte on it and I'm barely able to scratch it. I bet if I let the paint and the clear matte cure it will be fine.  I guess I'll use the down time to work on finishing the wiring on the trailer.  Painted the whole thing with por15, but haven't time to wire it yet.

 

Thanks! I think that is what is going on. I tried to scratch it today and I'm unable to make a scratch. I guess I need to slow myself down some. I just want to splash it after 13 months.