I've found with paints that contain a flattening agent, that they can be porous and not offer much corrosion protection. A way to counter this is the apply the first coat heavy (to hell with the gloss!) to achieve a a solid film thickness, then use a second (or third) coat to master the light application for a flatter finish.
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