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Originally Posted by deltableh
When you brushed on the solvent, was the decal backing still on? And did you dip it in water first? Because your decaling skills are amazing.
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Never put solvent on a decal that is still on the paper backing. Only use solvent where needed.
Most decals do not need solvent all over every part of them, just the spots that need extra help to conform.
Dip in water, wait for the decal to slide off easily, position on part, then assess what needs solvent.
As you become more familiar with the decals you are working with, you may find a little solvent on the part in a tough area before applying the decal can help. You'll have to figure that out though.
It's better to go slow and sparingly with the solvent, once you put too much on, it becomes very difficult to salvage the damage that can occur... -Mark