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08-03-2005, 05:19 AM
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Rub-on lettering; how to apply?
Yes iknow the subject sounds really stupid
 but here´s the question: I bought some rub-on letters ( originally to be used on modelrailroad wagons) and the letters will be placed on a satin- or flat paint. Should i first place the rub-ons on a clear decal film, and the apply the decal? Or is it possible to place them straight on the paint and then dullcoat it?
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08-03-2005, 11:26 AM
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Like decals, they adhere better to glossy surfaces than matte.
While you might be able to get them to work directly on the model, I would trasnfer them to clear decal paper first, prepare the model's surface like you would for regular decals, apply, then dullcote when dry... - Mark
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