Matt.
You need to pick up 2 bottles of decal solution from Microscale Industries---MicroSet and MicroSol.
After removing the decal from a warm water bath(loosens the decal from the paper backing) apply a liberal amount of MicroSet to the area where the decal will sit. After placing the decal, again apply a liberal coating of the MicroSet and if needed you can dab up the extra with a cotton swab(Q-tip) that has been moistened on the end(it doesn't need to be wet...just moistened). If the decal is sitting on a corner, edge, crease etc, you can use the MicroSol. Apply over the decal. This will help to let the decal "sit" in these areas and look painted on.
NOTE-don't use too much M-Sol and don't play with the decals too much as the M-Sol can cause them to tear or deform.
Hope this helps. :cheers
You need to pick up 2 bottles of decal solution from Microscale Industries---MicroSet and MicroSol.
After removing the decal from a warm water bath(loosens the decal from the paper backing) apply a liberal amount of MicroSet to the area where the decal will sit. After placing the decal, again apply a liberal coating of the MicroSet and if needed you can dab up the extra with a cotton swab(Q-tip) that has been moistened on the end(it doesn't need to be wet...just moistened). If the decal is sitting on a corner, edge, crease etc, you can use the MicroSol. Apply over the decal. This will help to let the decal "sit" in these areas and look painted on.
NOTE-don't use too much M-Sol and don't play with the decals too much as the M-Sol can cause them to tear or deform.
Hope this helps. :cheers
