In that case, a picture of the Super Kaos I tried the scheme on first may help. I haven done any threads specifically on Monokote. There are really only a few key points besides getting some practice. The biggest key is to get the wood as dust free a possible prior to application. I finish sand with 400 grit and then dust off with some old dark color T shirts. You will be amazed at how much wood dust comes off and that it takes at least 6 dustings until you see no dust on the T shirt. That's the reason for the dark color. The next thing to remember is to apply in such a manner that you won't need much shrink. When doing wings, pull it tight as you iron onto the LE and TE. Work from one end to the other making sure you get all the air out from underneath. Any trapped air will become bubbles/wrinkles later. Now for a little trick. When applying Monokote over Monokote, use Windex with ammonia. Spray the Windex down, place your peice of trim and then squeegee the Windex out with a balsa squeegee. Let it set overnight and then iron down with the iron set to medium heat. Just takes a little practice.