PREMIUM – Model Behavior: Applying Water Slide Decals
Kayte and Norm have fun applying some freeform water slide decals on two plastic figures, experimenting with different application techniques for getting the decals to stick on perfectly. What are your tips for working with water slide decals?
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What the hell did Norm say at 0:52?!?!
LOL
I think the gist was something like “…even in a world of so many decals you can make your own…”
Love that Syd Mead gundam
With the softener, more coats are better. That big decal on the backpack of the trooper was all wrinkled, but 2-3 more coats would eliminate that, and sort of dissolve the clear rim outside the edges. It also helps the decal lay into recesses and conform to complex curves.
Kinda poor quality video wish it was in HD
Love the Daria reference, Kayte!
do you use the setter first then the softener? or the softener first?. i do a lot of custom paint work on gundams