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08-02-2003, 04:23 PM
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decal making
has any one heard of homemade decals i saw this at the hobby shop the other day http://files.automotiveforums.com/up...1336369198.jpg
it's from testors is it any good?? 
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08-02-2003, 04:57 PM
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I have heard of homemade decals, though I've never heard of the one you posted...
I do know that it isn't entirly easy, but definitly doable-Chris may be able to help you, as I know that SAS sells some Carbon Fibre decals, but I'm not sure if Chris actually makes them himself...
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08-02-2003, 05:30 PM
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Never tried the Testors stuff.
But, but, I have made inkjet and laser printer decals before. You success mostly depends on your graphics skills. Vector graphics work better than bitmaps. A high resolution is required, use the highest settings your printer will allow, and clean it before printing on decal paper. Always print a test sheet too - plain paper will work, inkjet phot paper (the glossy stuff) is even better for the test sheet. Also, make sure to clear coat over the top of the printing. 2-3 light coats are needed to seal the ink. Without the clear coat, it will run all over the place as soon as you stick the decal in water. HTH, Tim D.
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