There are photos of the build in the P-47 Group Build thread, or you can go to my website, I've put them there also, and there are pictures of the cockpit both places.
I put a coat of Future on the bare plastic, and there were a few areas where I also applied gloss black to. It's the first time I've tried that, and it seemed to work. I probably should have waited longer, but the SNJ went on about 24 hours after the Future. On e thing I have figured out with the SNJ, at least for me, is that it is not really necessary to get full coverage with the spray material, as the polishing powders add most of the color fill, I rubbed the powder on before the coat was past tacky, which is only a few minutes. The most difficult part was repairing problems, especially where the black was. The second coat tended to react with the paint near the feathered line making a raised area which was difficult to work out. I suspect that is because the SNJ is lacquer, might be better to stick with lacquer undercoats. For me the jury is still out as to whether the Future undercoat is a reasonable way to go, over most of the model it worked very well. Having more patience than I do and giving it more time to cure may pay off.
I put the decals on the day after the last aluminum work was done, it dries very quickly. No setting solutions were use on most decals, and none was applied except on top of some of the larger decals, not on the paint. It doesn't seem to be needed, and might affect the finish.
Pictures on my web site:
http://www.yolo.net/%7Ejeaton/mymodels/p47/pmp47n/pmp47n.htm