Whose clear flat do you like using these days?

Thanks for the feedback guys.  Great ideas!  I posted this in my other message but I'm going to make up a storyboard with the various techniques.  I'm especially interested in the Future technique.  This link is to an article about decals but speak a great deal about finishes.  It was interesting so I thought I would put it here too in case you didn't see it.

http://www.californiamodelworkshop.org/tutorials/decals/decals.htm

I'm not sold on the Testors Dullcoat.  I used it years ago and it would "model" on the surface.  I really hated that look.  Has the product changed or do you have any special way of dealing with that problem?  I'm not sure if it was a high altitude thing or something I was doing wrong? Anyway, ideas are appreciated.

Thank you

Dave

Ditto KISS and using Dullcoat, also, I use a craft-store spray varnish, a brand called "Tree House"... 11 oz rattle can for about 6 bucks, vs Dullcoat for 3 ozs at about that same price...  I also use a flat for airbrushes called "Createx"... Dries dead-flat, great for my figures...  I get 'em all at Hobby Lobby... I'm too lazy to mix flat-base into anything, Future or otherwise... I don't like the way Future looks either, so...

I only use Future with Tamiya's flat base, although I don't mix it at 4:1, but instead more like 10:1 (I've found that with any more flat base and it can turn into a whitish coat instead).  I have a bottle of Testor's flat lacquer coat but I haven't used it yet, so no help there sorry. 

Jon

I like mixing Future Acrylic Floor Finish with Tamiya X21 Flat Base at a ratio of four parts Future to one part flat base.  It paints well, although I should mention that I shoot all my acrylics through my external mix Paasche H, and gives a nice consistent flat finish.  I prefer it to Testor's Dull Coat and to Model Master Acryl Clear Flat which are the only other clear flats that I have used.

Andy