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Hi guys
I have been working on a Revell kit, and the decals were a nightmare I tried a number of decal products, from microsol to Tamiya markfit strong The stuff that has always worked for me in the past No luck, then after talking to a model building friend, he let me borrow a bottle of AeroMaster aero sol This stuff worked a treat and the decals now look amazing Aero Master is no longer available, but is there any thing out there as good? This stuff is based on Butoxyethanol |
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Re: Decal solvent
I've used Daco products. They come in 3 strengths. Their strong version has always worked well on tougher decals. I've also had good success with Mr Mark Softer by Gunze too..
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Re: Decal solvent
I always use Gunze mark softner.
It is the strongest ever (even too much sometimes and for many modellers) works with everything, including the ugly tyre decals for old 1/43 models over rubber crispy or flat surfaces. Also tested it with the terrible monogram decals from the 70s. I works great also there.
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