I recently picked up an airbrush to be able to put a bit of shine/sheen on some of my vases and hollow forms. Plus I just wanted to learn to use one for other painting projects. While researching how to use it, finishes, techniques etc I discovered that Pledge Revive floor gloss is very popular and widely used in the model world for their final gloss coat using an airbrush. It seems to be a very popular go to finish for many of them and they appear to be "pros" in their world of detail painting of figurines and models. Their reason is it's durable (meant to be walked on) clear, easy to apply right out of the bottle, won't yellow, no dangerous fumes, inexpensive, etc. It's not the cleaner but the post cleaning liquid you spread out with a flat mop to make your floors shine. Big bottle at walmart is about $6. Anyone tried or considered this stuff? On a bowl I wouldn't consider it but on a vase that sits on a shelf I'm curious if anyone's considered it. I'm going with lacquer for now since I know it's a common good choice.