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Dammit!
Just seen your question, Matt. Normally, if brushed, the Klear (Future) should be touch-dry within about ten to fifteen minutes, and fully hardened within one hour. It's adviseable to leave it 6 to 12 hours before doing any further paint work, just in case! If sprayed, the varnish dries within about half an hour, and is 'safe' soon after, with painting being possible in under 12 hours.
If you do experience a run or damage, just absorb the run with the edge of kitchen towel (tissue), and go over very lightly with a dampened brush. The next coat of Future, even if only 'local', should repair the area, making the flaw invisible.
As for dust, if you can cover with a big enough bowl, or box, fine; as long as there is a gap for air to enter, to accelerate the drying without fogging or patches, which is very rare. I didn't cover this model, as it was drying virtually as I sprayed it, and the finish is fine. Only one tiny speck of dust, or something, which picked off and was repaired as above. More pics soon.
Terry.