I need help from u guys...
I just bought some decals from samuel decal.
And I found out that, when i try to rub the surface of the decal trying to get the air bubble out, the color actally came off.
So is there any way I can prevent it?
Or can I spray a layer of gloss coat on the decal before applying it??
Thank you...
What did you use to rub on the surface?
I didn't encounter adding colour being rub off from Samuel Decals.
I use a soft pointed brush to gently squeeze the air bubble out from the decal.
did u use mark softener or something on the decal??
knightsljx Wrote:did u use mark softener or something on the decal??
no didn't apply anything on the decal.
is when try to squeeze the air bubble, the colour came off.
so i was thinking is it the decal is protected by a layer of coating..
and is ok to spay a layer of gloss coat on top...
i did have the problem too , one of the decal colour came off , but that is after much weathering and some rubbing with turperntine.
Samuel decals are printed on extremely fragile papers, using an ALPS printer. As such, it's always a good idea to get a bottle of decal film protector(available at NoName shop) and brush all your ALPS printed decals with it first, allow it 48 hours to dry, then start to use it.
G-man Wrote:Samuel decals are printed on extremely fragile papers, using an ALPS printer. As such, it's always a good idea to get a bottle of decal film protector(available at NoName shop) and brush all your ALPS printed decals with it first, allow it 48 hours to dry, then start to use it.
Thank U g-man...
But may i know where is the NoName shop?
is it the one at sunshine??
X20A Wrote:Thank U g-man...
But may i know where is the NoName shop?
is it the one at sunshine??
Yep, the only hobby shop that has no signboard.
G-man Wrote:X20A Wrote:Thank U g-man...
But may i know where is the NoName shop?
is it the one at sunshine??
Yep, the only hobby shop that has no signboard.
ok thank u...
will go there to look for it...