Lacquer Over Acrylic?

^^^^^  I am going to print this out and put it on the wall in front of my bench. That is great. Thank you Tom!

FYI, short compatibility matrix
(thanks to Masataka Narita)

The L E A (Lacquer Enamel Acrylic) Rule:
Lacquers, enamels & acrylics can safety cover base lacquers.
Enamels & acrylics can cover enamels (but not lacquers!).
Base coat acrylics can only be covered by more acrylics.

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Read the ingredients.
There are so-called “acrylic lacquers” and “acrylic enamels”.

Dave,

I'll say I've never had a problem spraying lacquer over washes, decals or paint.  I don't think you'll have a problem, but best to find out on the scrap first.  I'd hate to steer you wrong.

I have thought of oil paint weathering, but mostly I'm concerned about spraying the whole plane once I have the weathering, decals, etc in place. What I intend to do is panel lines and weathering then give it an overall fade with a light gray/dullcote/thinner wash airbrushed over the entire aircraft. Guess I'll try it on scrap. I have a piece on which I did a test of the tri-color paint scheme.

Thanks, Dave

Dave,

The best solution is to test running thinned wash with lacquer thinner over Future on a scrap, see if there's any reaction.  Just remember to give your Future 2 or 3 days to cure up properly.  I've used turps over Future with no bad results, but that's oil paint weathering.  The other thing is to work very lightly with your thinners in removing the excess wash.  When I remove my excess, I work an area for a little bit, move on, come back to the first spot ten or twenty minutes later, giving it a bit of time to rest in between and not work through the gloss layer.  

Best to try it out on a scrap and see what works best for you.