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Carbon fiber decal
Hi!!
Can someone who makes bikes tell me what kind of carbon fibre decal use?? It's a bit messy because there are a lot of kinds!!! Thanks a lot
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Re: Carbon fiber decal
Daniel (racer93) is a great bike builder and may have some ideas.
Listen to him before me! I like the Studio27 1/24 on a 1/12 bike. I think that looks a little more realistic using the smaller scale. Just my ![]() I hope it helps! Andy |
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Pippin1974 (02-03-2012)
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Re: Carbon fiber decal
Hi there,
whichever CF decal you use, the method is usually the same: - place wide Tamiya tape (or similar) on the part to be carbonized - cut a template with a sharp blade (e.g. #11 Excel) - place template on the CF decal sheet (e.g. this one here) - cut decal with a sharp blade - soak decal in warm water - apply decal on part - wipe off excess water - make sure it sits exactly where it should be - let dry - apply decal softener (e.g. MicroSol) - wait until fully dry - apply clearcoat - look at it and smile The decal may wrinkle a bit after you applied the decal softener. Don't worry, this will go away as it dries. You may help it with a brush soaked in softener. Using a hairdryer also helps the decals around corners. Just make sure you don't get too close or too hot! Have fun, it's actually very simple and leads to great results. |
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