Decal Removal
05-08-2003 | 11:33 PM
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Decal removal
You will be lucky to remove the decal without destroying the covering in the process. It is all but impossible to reuse a decal after removal. Heat may work however not knowing what type of decal it leaves much to speculation.
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05-08-2003 | 11:49 PM
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I picked up a Top Flite P-40 Warhawk from a club member and wanted to re-mount the decals as there are alot of wrinkles on the decals and the covering. I am almost tempted to remove the Monokote and just paint the fuselage
05-09-2003 | 02:31 PM
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But I wanted to reuse the decal.
The decals that are on there remind me of normal model decals that you slip off the paper using water. This is because of the wrinkles that I see.
The decals that are on there remind me of normal model decals that you slip off the paper using water. This is because of the wrinkles that I see.
05-09-2003 | 09:48 PM
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From: Frederick,
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Originally posted by rons_29445
But I wanted to reuse the decal.
The decals that are on there remind me of normal model decals that you slip off the paper using water. This is because of the wrinkles that I see.
But I wanted to reuse the decal.
The decals that are on there remind me of normal model decals that you slip off the paper using water. This is because of the wrinkles that I see.
What kind of decals are on the plane? Pictures?
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