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#1 Platerpants

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Posted 03 January 2013 - 03:36 AM

Been building this secretly now to share its current progress. Its red and black my school colors, although ive never been a person to like school its my senior year of high school so i figured what the heck? ive always wanted to do a red and black car any way how bout throw the school logo on it somewhere. thats where i need your help. What is the best decal paper i can get out there under 20$ on amazon? I would greatly appreciate it.this is the logo i was thinking about but with out the red square.

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Now to the car. its testors revvin red lacquer and testors metallic black lacquer.0103130827_zpsc9f60674.jpg0103130827a_zpsb619578a.jpg0103130828_zps3eb58ef7.jpg

 

 

 



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Posted 03 January 2013 - 04:18 AM

I just started using Papilio decal paper after a recommendation from CadillacPat. You can get a sampler kit on Amazon for around $20 (IIRC). It comes with clear and white decal sheets as well as sealer and application stuff. I have also used the BMF decal material and it works pretty well - I did have problems with small decals not settling on the edges.

I made some decals for the interior of a model and it lays down nice and easy without edge curl. Check the diecast section on this forum to see some of Pat's work - outstanding.

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Posted 03 January 2013 - 05:36 AM

Jake you could also reduce the size, and then just print it out. Trim it, and use Crytsal Clear window glue from Mircoscale to attach it.



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Posted 04 January 2013 - 11:46 AM

I just started using Papilio decal paper after a recommendation from CadillacPat. You can get a sampler kit on Amazon for around $20 (IIRC). It comes with clear and white decal sheets as well as sealer and application stuff. I have also used the BMF decal material and it works pretty well - I did have problems with small decals not settling on the edges.

I made some decals for the interior of a model and it lays down nice and easy without edge curl. Check the diecast section on this forum to see some of Pat's work - outstanding.

just ordered the papilio starter kit off amazon. any advice? for this car and my moebius international lonestar(medium metalic blue paint)



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Posted 04 January 2013 - 12:43 PM

Try Micro-Mark on line. You can buy small packs or the larger size, clear or white. Been dealing with them for many years.

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Posted 06 January 2013 - 04:58 AM

ok ill remember that next time i order decal paper



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Posted 09 January 2013 - 02:37 PM

well here is the start of my decals. the red logos are for this the rest go on my international lonestar.0109131923_zps7b7f222e.jpg