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Old 07-14-2003, 09:27 AM
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Decal Question

Hey i was wondering if you can place decals on the inside of window parts. What i mean is that if i have a window banner for my car can i put it on the inside of the glass. I know the decal would have its colored side facing the part it is attached to but i was hoping it would still stick. Anyone know or tried this before.

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Old 07-14-2003, 09:40 AM
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thats an interesting question. ive never tried it but it seems like micro-sol would be able to do it BUT.... i think that the down fall to this is that if the glass were thick as most glass is way out scale then you would really see how out of scale the glass was at certian angles. also air bubbles would real show up and dark decals could create a slight mirror effect. but it would real make the glass look to thick due to optical characteristics. but hey it never hurts to try.
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Old 07-14-2003, 09:41 AM
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I am trying to figure out whether you're referring to a regular car or a model.....
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a model. model glass is generally much thicker in scale then it should be because it is very fragile
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Old 07-14-2003, 09:51 AM
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I am talking about a model car, just to stop any confusion. I might just give it a shot if nobody knows for sure.
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If you're talking about a model, I have to agree with Freakmech, due to the thickness of the clear parts, it really won't look right.
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You can if the decal is trasparent and printed in the good side (if you have letter, it will be like a miror)
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Old 07-14-2003, 10:24 AM
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on the outside it is. Just as a followup, there is no problem with me putting clearcoat over a window right ?
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no dont use clear coat. this could be a bad mistake!!!!!! you need to go get a bottle of Future Floor Wax (grocery store). dip the glass into a bowl of it. then slowly pull glass out of Future Wax. this is much safer and in the long run CHEAPER and can make your windows crystal clear!!
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Old 07-14-2003, 10:33 AM
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SO use clearcoat for the model itself and use future floor wax for the window. Thats what ill try.

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Freakray.....
if hes asking a question on a model forum its probably about a model. maybe you need to learn a thing or two about forums.
sorry MajorA you may have your thread back. i hope ive helped
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MAJOR A!!!!!!!!
thats it but remember that Future Wax is an Acrylic. if you mess up it will wash with water. also like paint... after dipping glass let Future dry for a day before glueing to body. very important... sorry meant to say that originally
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Freakmech, that's what the edit feature is for

Integra, he forgot to include that you should drain the glass onto a paper towel so that the future is spread thin and won't run. Here's my tutorial, which should help you out a little. Just the last couple steps though.

http://www.angelfire.com/wv2/perdue/pmc/cc.html Hope that helps a little more!
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well look like we have 2 kid in the room...
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well look like we have 2 kid in the room...
Who?? Me?? At least I had something constructive to say.
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