Feeling ko lang di binebenta ng Johnson's ang Future dito dahil mukha lang syang tubig di sya parang wax. I have a big bottle of Future sa bahay. Sabi ng gf ko: "Ano 'to? Imported tubig?" I'll give Wipe and Shine a try. My floor needs a coat of wax anyway #:-)

Really? How do you apply it? What does it do to the model?

Note that applying Wipe-and-Shine (or Future - take your pick) results to a glossy surface. So if you're building a military vehicle that is not painted in glossy colors in reality, applying a gloss coat (wax or clear spray coats) to the model after weathering would result to an unrealistic finish (unless you're modelling a wet look model). Gloss coats (wax or spray) are used to 1) protect the base coat for decal application and weathering, 2) to help make decals fit onto the model (decals apply better in gloss, smooth finishes, rather than rough, flat finishes - even with solution sets such as MicroSol), and 3) to help in weathering (particularly washes - washes will run more smoothly in smooth finishes and excess can be removed easier over glossy surfaces rather than rough, flat finishes). After the decals have been applied, some (like me) apply a second gloss coat over the decals to hide the untrimmed decal film. Then the wash (preferably something that won't attack the gloss coat - hence I use either enamel or acrylic wash), then the flat coat to dull things up.

So it's going to be 2 gloss coats and 1 flat coat for the model...hmmm...