What clear coat?

[Turbo Monster]

I've tried using future, and I find that it is a pain to use, more than a help. I know it's not exactly bulletproof, and I have trouble spraying it on in even coats. So, although I'm still going to use it as a dullcoat (which works great by the way, if you mix it with windex and x-21 tamiya flat base correctly.) I'd like to know what clear coats you guys have used with good results!

Thanks!

[Turbo Monster]

soo......

Nobody knows what clear coat they use?

[Hawk312]

Turbo,
I mostly use DupliColor. However, you have to be careful what you spray it over. If you spray it over an enamel color, you will have a disaster. If you spray it over Duplicolor laquer, the results are beautiful.
I have used Tamiya clear, but only over other Tamiya colors. I`m not sure how it turns out over other enamels/laquers. As is well known, with Tamiya clear you have to either spray it on immediately after the color, or wait for the color to fully cure (2-4 weeks at least!!!). That is the main reason I avoid Tamiya when I can.
This model was done with all Duplicolor laquers, including about 10-12 coats of clear:

[JTRACING]

i use dupli-color to, its the best., for enamel paints i use krylon crystal clear

[Inservible]

Any automotive two parts epoxy clear is a right choice!!!
I use PPG epoxy urethane clear and I've used over acrylics, enamels and laquer without any problem!!!

[Turbo Monster]

Do you airbrush that, or is it a spray?, it says two part, but I'm not sure..

[JTRACING]

ppg is 2-part, you have to mix in a hardner. and you need an airbrush to apply it, plus that clear can get expensive

[RallyRaider]

Do you guys who use two part urethane clear have any trouble cleaning it out of your airbrush? Or does it clean up with automotive lacquer even when it has hardened?