well i found this out by accident a couple of months ago. anyways i found out future will remove tamiya clear colors if you soak the piece for a few days or hours, and i mean completely remove the paint even if it is cured i have not tried it on testors acrylic clears yet it will probably work to. i do doubt that it will work on enamel clear paints though. i am unsure if it will remove opaque or solid color paints as well it might.

 

but then it's got future all over it,right?

I thought you were gonna say the "other use for future is to wax your kitchen floor"...

 

Cool news Anovasinn  

And wait a minute....you mean Future really is a floor wax?....well who would have thunk it?!...

Here I thought is was a paint sealer for custom toys...just in disguise as a floor wax....

 

 

lol yeah it has it all over it but that is a good thing in my book all my windows get a future treatment. anyways just set it on a piece of notebook paper to whick away the excess

 

While the topic of future is up, how long do you all wait for it to be at full strength? and how many coats.

I covered my powerglide in future (first time I have used it) trying to give him an extra hard coating so he isn't a victim of rub. I did three light coats.

 

Why do you American sorts get all the good stuff?  

 

did you use an airbrush or a hand brush? either way three coats is probably enough.

hey bro if you want a bottle i could send you some at cost. meaning i would not try to profit from it.

 

Thanks, but don't worry about it - I actually have a pretty decent clearcoat, as it happens. We muddle through...  

 

I airbrushed it, it just doesn't seem as a hard coating as people were making it out to be.

 

its very tough man, its made for walking on.   I usually just brush on one single coat on mine, but it won't be a full strength for probably 48 hours or so.