Hi all,
I sprayed dull coat on a model last night. This afternoon, when I went to get it and show it to my wife, several of the decals had peeled back. Any suggestions on how to fix this?
Rob+
How to save a decal
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Oh boy I feel your pain. I've had the same thing happen to me a few times usually because I didn't give the decals enough time to set down on the surface or I didn't use enough decal set.
Sadly I don't know of a rescue method for coated decals. Hopefully someone can chime if with a rescue plan. Fingers crossed.
Sadly I don't know of a rescue method for coated decals. Hopefully someone can chime if with a rescue plan. Fingers crossed.
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Warm damp cloth and time will soften the decal. You can apply some Future with a foam swab and work it down.
In the future (temporal not brand name), seal those decals down with Future (brand not temporal) before dullcoating.
I wrote a simple "watchlist" for decals a few years back. I think it holds up pretty well.
http://www.starshipmodeler.info/wfest2k ... chlist.doc
In the future (temporal not brand name), seal those decals down with Future (brand not temporal) before dullcoating.
I wrote a simple "watchlist" for decals a few years back. I think it holds up pretty well.
http://www.starshipmodeler.info/wfest2k ... chlist.doc
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