New Glosscoat formulation?

I've never used spray cans. All of my stuff comes in bottles so that I can thin it to a consistancy that I like.

I use the bottle and thin it with Acetone. This improves drying time and it does not run. I use an airbrush and it works great for me. 

While I use an airbrush for the color coats, a neat thing about the spray can Glosscoat lacquer is how well it went down. It provided a smooth, very high gloss coat that did not need airbrushing and hence saved time.  Being a quick dry lacquer, it did not pick up a lot of dust.  Yeah, there are several things I can use for a gloss coat through my airbrush, I still would feel bad if I can no longer use the spraycan Glosscoat for a quick coating.

I, too, have noticed the new labels for Testor's glosscote, and they have a new model number, two.  The new labels call it "General Purpose Clear Laquer" and I have avoided it and kept using the old black label model master can, its model number is 1961.  From the above reports, it sounds like the stuff with the new white labels is indeed a different formulation.

I am going to hit the local Hobby Town today and stock up with the old 1961 model, hopefully they still have some-  as it works well as Don said.  I don't known if Testor's plans to continue manufacturing both kinds or not.