I clean my canopy parts thouroughly, I pour out a nice fresh jar of Klear, and I dont touch the parts. I dip them slowly, take them out slowly, but I cant get the little bubbles to go away. Also it pools as expected, but no matter how much dabbing I do on the corners, it wont budge. What am I doing wrong?

You might try thinning it slightly with a few drops of Windex ?

Thanks Chuck! That had crossed my mind too actually. I was planning on using isopropyl alcohol though.

I leave a small piece of the sprue attached to the part, using a set of those forceps I clap onto the sprue, then once I've dipped the part into the Future I shake off the excess by tapping the forceps on the rim of the jar. Then dab away any further excess with a paper towel. If you keep the part moving, you can keep the Future from pooling along the edges. It only takes a few moments before it begins to set up. Once dry, I trim the tidbit of sprue away.

Thanks Gerald. I'll be sure to try that out.

I don't have much experience with future yet. But I have used 10% of isopropyl alochol for airbrusheing future onto a plane and this gives much better results than using it straight from the bottle.

I think that using up to 20% of isopropyl alcohol would even be better but i haven,'t tried that yet.