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The wrinkles will go away...do not touch or play with it!!!

but be carefull - some setting solvents will melt your decals <_<:P

its always wise to test decal setting solvents on decals from the different model manufacturers and aftermarket decal sources

note: most decals included in past AMT and Revell kits have not responded to any of the setting solvents I've used. If anyone has had success with theses decals...please give us a clue, thanx

the decals included in the latest Revell releases are very nice and have responded to setting solutions :blink:

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Solvaset is one of the strongest solvents made. I avoid using solvents as they will destroy Tamiya's newer decals. I use a hot damp cloth pressed over the decal, it makes the decal conform and lay down immediatel with no wrinkles. Smaller areas can be worked with a hot damp Q-Tip. A hair dryer on the lowest setting possible work also. I only use solvents when a decalcrosses a panel line(like a door) and has to go down in line. I do nothing but racecars with allot of decals and this method works better than anything I have ever tried.

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