Future over Gunze Acrylic

Give it a try on some test parts & see how it goes. Try it on a part after letting the Gunze dry only 24 hours. If it's a crash & burn, try again after letting the Gunze cure for 4 days or a whole week. Gunze seems to use a variety of different concoctions or chemical mix ratios from color to color, flat to gloss and solids to metallics, so see what the Future reaction is by using the very colors you want to use.

I don't ever recall having a problem with Future over Gunze or, for that matter, over any basecoat. I would suggest letting your Gunze basecoat dry for at least 48 hours before using Future. As suggested in the previous post, error on the side of caution by trying a test strip.

Mike M

Thanks guys I will try it with plenty of drying time between coats. I just thought I had read it somewhere. Thanks

Cheers...Snowy

i believe its tamiya flat base that doesnt work well with future. check out www.swannysmodels.com for future info

Snowy, Future over Gunze works fine.
I allow 24 hours drying time before I over coat, and have never had a problem.

And Tamiya flat does work well with Future, as long as you mix it in the right ratio.
I didn't once, and what a mess!!

I've used Future over Gunze acrylics on loads of occasions, just make sure that you allow 48 hours drying time for the acrylics before applying the Future.

Karl