Testors Clearcoat

Just bought a can of testors clear coat. Heard that this stuff really shines...apparently shinier than Tamiya's clearcoat?
Wondering if that is really true or not.

I noticed that testor spray cans do not have an agitator ball.....

anyways, i look forward to your comments

testors spray cans are terible you will need to place the can in hot water for about 10-15 minutes to build the pressure up when you start to lose presure heat it ip again
good luck

Testor Clear coat #1814 is ok.. I used it with good sucess. It's hard to work with, but the clear itselft is good stuff.

all other number are crap.. so if you have the #1814, it should be ok..

I use Duplicolor Clear coat now.. cheaper than testor and easyer to work with

Hot water in 10-15 minutes?
I hope it won't explode. :D

Just use two cans, and when one can gets cold and start losing pressure, put it in a bucket of water, and use another can. By the time, the 2nd can cools down, the 1st can should have enough pressure.

Or use one can, and take a break between each session. Dry the paint and warm the can at the same time.

I just bought 2 cans of Kylon's Crystal Clear. After having used Future and having to deal with its cracks and color changing abilities I want to try something else.

I just sprayed a little of it onto a model i was about to strip and it worked well. I airbrush so it took a little guess work to put it on correctly but it dried fast and looks nice. Its shinier that Future and it doesn't yellow.

Let me get this straight.... when i spray my testors glosscote, i HAVE to heat it up? that sucks........

I've never used Testors Clear coat. I'm using Revell N°1 for years now. Very satisfied with that. ;)