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I see this discussion regards Future (Klear) all the time. I have painted over 300 cars and find the experiences of others somewhat strange. Decals should be sprayed with clear acrylic to prevent weeping. This should be done on the sheet and if home made after they have been given adequate time to dry. Usually one coat is enough but sometimes you need two. Cars can be sprayed with acrylic car paint and then when finished they can be hand painted carefully with Future (Klear) for up to 7 coats. I like to get a single coat on before I apply any decals. I have some cars I did using this method that are now two years old. I have had no yellowing and no deterioration of decals whatsoever. It's ain't rocket science and is a simple and clean operation. I never spray varnish of any sort. It it a risky business unless you know what you are doing. I did hand paint one Fly car with Revell varnish some time ago and that car did actually yellow and flake off. It might have been my lack of experience rather that the applied method. Keep it simple boys.