panel lines

Ive been trying the testers wash fx ive tried both acrylic and enamel yes it beads but no matter how much i thin it it wont flow.

Try a pin wash. Use a fine brush loaded with the wash and touch the panel line. The wash should flow into the panel line.

I am not familiar with testors wash, so forgive me. If's it acrylic, try adding a small drop of washing up liquid. It helps break the surface tension. I never have this problem with enamel washes, but flory wash can bead depending on what surface it is on. Its ok with Future, but not alclad or xtracolour enamel paint.

ive been trying the pin wash but still wont flow. if i thin my stuff anymore it willl just be thinner at this point lol.

Thinning won't help, in fact a pin wash is generally thicker than an over all wash. What ever surface you putting it on is repulsing your wash, and the thinner will just make it worse.

Ive used future as the gloss coat so any suggestions would be welcomed

Ok, well that answers one question. The second is the wash, you said its testors. Is that acrylic or enamel.

I know your supposed to use the opposite of the gloss coat so ive been useing enamel

Useing the opposite is only really impiortant when you have an enamel base as the thinner is very harsh, you can used water based wash on Acrylic base, but i often se the same issue. I have had thise problem on occasion when applying to future, i have found it hit and miss even when useing the same brand of wash. I take it you have tried useing the wash neat.

as i am kinda a newb (but have some skills) please describe a neat wash.

Without any thinner.

you can do a dark acrylic sluge wash over the gloss on the panel lines.Brush on let dry , and gently wipe away.It will highlight the panel lines.Water a few drops of dish washing gel,the dark color.