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Old 02-15-2004, 07:38 PM
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How does this happen?

I just clear coated over the decals and this is what happened.


any suggestions?I think its the new clearcoat I bought its the krylon clear.
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Krylon Clear is an Acrylic Laquer and I am guessing you painted your model with Enamel. You cannot put laquer over enamel. Krylon Clear is very hot chemically speaking and I would not use it on models. Try using Tamiya Paints and Clear. Or just use wax over the decals.

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the decals actually still look good!!!!

but the paint..
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Re: How does this happen?

I Rest My Case About Clear Coats !!
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Re: How does this happen?

lol but were not skilled like you at one shot paintjobs.
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Re: How does this happen?

how do you wax over decals without rubbing them off??
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Re: How does this happen?

very carefully, lol. prolly just add a clear coat or two over the decals-should hold them on-but then don't rub too hard.
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no, pman is saying how to use wax without a clear coat, he doesnt like clear coats...
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Re: How does this happen?

Once the decals are firmly in place and left for a day or two to dry, just wax (Tamiya) over them with a soft cloth to remove any water marks that have been left behind. If the decal has been applied correcty it shouldn't lift off.
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Re: How does this happen?

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Krylon Clear is an Acrylic Laquer and I am guessing you painted your model with Enamel. You cannot put laquer over enamel. Krylon Clear is very hot chemically speaking and I would not use it on models. Try using Tamiya Paints and Clear. Or just use wax over the decals.
I had the same problem with Tamiya clear (the lacquer one (spray), not the acrylic one (bottle)). So don't use Tamiya clear lacquer over enamel !
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Re: Re: How does this happen?

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how do you wax over decals without rubbing them off??

Well as long as you use a non abrasive wax you're fine. I think Tamiya Wax and 'The Final Detail' are abrasive. For a nonabrasive wax I use Concours P-21 wax, pure Carnauba/beeswax loveliness.


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Why not just use Future as your clear coat? I usually lay down a coat of Future (let it dry for a week), then apply decals (Let that dry for 3 days), then apply the final coat of Future. Works like a charm.
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