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Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:05 pm
by IanS
Hi Guys, I've looked through the posts in this list and can't find this subject, so I'll ask you good people. Can anyone suggest where to get the 'Klear' Floor polish for coating prior to decalling etc. from, every supermarket, pound shop and general hardware shop I go into I trawl through the cleaning products section to no avail.

This stuff is like rocking horse droppings.
Thanks Guys
By the way, is the 'On the Bench:' section at the bottom of most peoples posts a separate section, or is it just tagged onto the bottom of every post?
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:27 pm
by ChrisSteadman
Had the same problem and ended up getting it off eBay.
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 6:05 pm
by FishBowlMan
IanS wrote:Hi Guys, I've looked through the posts in this list and can't find this subject, so I'll ask you good people. Can anyone suggest where to get the 'Klear' Floor polish for coating prior to decalling etc. from, every supermarket, pound shop and general hardware shop I go into I trawl through the cleaning products section to no avail.

This stuff is like rocking horse droppings.
Thanks Guys
By the way, is the 'On the Bench:' section at the bottom of most peoples posts a separate section, or is it just tagged onto the bottom of every post?
Hi Ian. I think you're UK based, so look for "Pledge multi-surface wax". It used to be known as Klear. I got mine from Sainsbury's a couple of months ago for a few pounds.
I added the "On the bench" section from the "User Control Panel". Its under "Profile" -- "Edit Signature".
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 7:07 pm
by LudvigN
In sweden it's called Johnson's pledge, and can be bought at any major general store (like big food malls that sells cleaning supplies etc)
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 7:20 pm
by tachikoma
This is the current bottle in the US. I'm not sure if it's the same in the UK.

Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 7:23 pm
by CrazyMajor
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2014 9:44 pm
by T3hGuppy
As said I got mine from Sainsbury's seems to be the only place I can find it in the UK in stores.
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 6:28 am
by IanS
Hi Guys, thanks for the suggestions, the easiest first step is to try Sainsbury, then the internet, I'll let you know how I get on.
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 6:35 am
by Lee
Here's what you're looking for in the UK.......
Wilkinsons sell it for £2.60 a bottle iirc

Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 7:43 am
by mattsmith
i think the bottle has changed Lee, but not by much... you can get it in Asda
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 9:44 am
by Paul
Yeah it's a different bottle now lee, different shape and it's got a yellow and white label now.
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 12:40 pm
by Lee
ha ha - shows the last time I bought it - How about a pic for reference mate?
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 12:43 pm
by Paul
Lee wrote:ha ha - shows the last time I bought it - How about a pic for reference mate?
I know lol I've still got the same bottle as you I bought over 3 years ago.
I believe this is the new stuff
http://www.housewaresonline.co.uk/house ... wwodU2sA1Q
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 6:15 pm
by FishBowlMan
Hope so. That's what I've got - just not used it yet

Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:23 pm
by Tobias
got a bottle from sainsburys two days ago £3.20 is now the product formally known as klear
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:36 pm
by UKguyInUSA
So, when you use Klear to put the gloss finish on models, do you apply it straight from the bottle? ie, is it thin it enough from the bottle, or, do you add a thinner, like I do with Model Masters clear-cotes, and, if you do add a thinner, what is the ratio of thinner with Klear?
I'm picking a bottle up at the weekend to start trying this out and want to be sure about what I'm doing before using.
Thanks in advance,
Martin
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:41 pm
by Paul
UKguyInUSA wrote:So, when you use Klear to put the gloss finish on models, do you apply it straight from the bottle? ie, is it thin it enough from the bottle, or, do you add a thinner, like I do with Model Masters clear-cotes, and, if you do add a thinner, what is the ratio of thinner with Klear?
I'm picking a bottle up at the weekend to start trying this out and want to be sure about what I'm doing before using.
Thanks in advance,
Martin
Just neat out the bottle in nice thin coats you don't want it to pool at all

Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:52 pm
by UKguyInUSA
Paul wrote:UKguyInUSA wrote:So, when you use Klear to put the gloss finish on models, do you apply it straight from the bottle? ie, is it thin it enough from the bottle, or, do you add a thinner, like I do with Model Masters clear-cotes, and, if you do add a thinner, what is the ratio of thinner with Klear?
I'm picking a bottle up at the weekend to start trying this out and want to be sure about what I'm doing before using.
Thanks in advance,
Martin
Just neat out the bottle in nice thin coats you don't want it to pool at all

Thanks, Paul!
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2014 4:12 pm
by m0rce
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Sat Apr 26, 2014 11:33 am
by MerseyTrainz
Hi all,
At ASDA for £3.16
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2014 12:49 am
by andyww2nut
i went to asda n it was 3 qwids and a few pence, white bottle yellowy lable as pledge multi surface wak,only two bottles on shelf so i had em both lol
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 1:53 am
by schweinhund227
andyww2nut wrote:i went to asda n it was 3 qwids and a few pence, white bottle yellowy lable as pledge multi surface wak,only two bottles on shelf so i had em both lol
Chris from (Chris and Alex Modeling )
Has shown us during the week end, a YELLOW bottle with Red cap which is ... Cinnamon or some other spice
""Smelling"" clear Acrylic Floor wax... I think it is designed for Wooden floors..
but he says it sprays the same and is Klear ! and does the same for a fraction of the price!
Compared to your KLEAR in Europe which is MILKY white... due to the fact it has "Soap" in it !
and they even changed the formula again it seems... and it doesn't perform as well....
So.. maybe someone can Spot that YELLOW bottle and Red Cap for Wooden Floor
Wax... and report if it is a good Alternative to Klear with Pledge ???
anyone ?
It is too bad the Future as we know it in America can be sold around the world as the same product !!! so weird !
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 7:42 am
by Neils
I'm confused now..
Ye olde transparent bottle with blue top = Good
Olde white bottle, milky appearance = Good
New bottle = ???????

Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 12:33 pm
by MerseyTrainz
Yes. New yellow bottle = Good, also
Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 12:54 pm
by schweinhund227
Well, I meant Yellow... Yes the bottle is Yellow with a Red Cap.
is made of Acrylic Floor Wax...specially designed for Wooded floors !
Manufactured by Johnson ! but isn't called Klear or Future
and happens to be scented ! not the same as KLEAR... more like a spice !
irrelevant but...
There are lads in the UK, that have the hardest of time finding that stuff...
Even in groceries.... or hardware stores...
so..it was just to point out there are other Floor wax sold by Johnson
that could do the trick !
I'll ask CHRIS from Chris & Alex modelling for the name of it...
and amend this post !
got the answer !!!
Re:YELLOW BOTTLE
Hi Norm..The polish was "astonish floor polish" should be around about £1.00 per bottle...have looked and available at several stores in the UK so you should be able to find it mate.
Chris

Re: Try to 'Klear' up a problem
Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2014 11:47 am
by khitomer
Got mine from the local SPAR - chain of local mini supermarkets.
