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| you can see the individual brick behind the decal...
The decal dries white, as you can see by the Tobacco text.
And with just a bit of gentle weathering with a piece of paper or even you fingers, you can take just a little of the color off, as we have done with the man's hand in order to see the brick right through the decal.
This Decal Package includes Five full-sized sheets of 8.5" x 11" specially treated water-slip paper
The only thing you need to get started!
No over spray, no top coat, just these sheets of decal paper.
Easy Steps - Select your designs, you can use any design that you have on your computer, or use our Amerian Ads or Graffiti
- Place this decal paper in your inkjet printer with white-side toward your printer
- Print your designs and wait one hour for the ink to dry.
- Cut out your Decals. SAVE the unprinted portion of your Decal Paper for later use.
| Great Decals made with Hobbycal!
Thanks to Train Day Hobbies for the great picture!
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- Put a few drops of water onto your decals making sure to get it all wet. The decal will curl up, then after a few moments it will uncurl
- When the decal uncurls, it is ready to separate from its paper backing and use!
- Place your new decal onto your building, rolling stock, die casts, or structures.
- Press down on the decal while it dries to ensure a close adhesion
- Use a decal softener, we like Lighter Fluid, for best setting on uneven surfaces.
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Adding white text to your rolling stock and models
In our testing, Cigarette Lighter Fluid works best to melt the decal onto uneven surfaces such as building brickwork and boxcar ribs. Read more about Working with Decals
The tobaco ad and Delta power tool ad are both from the 100 ads found in American Ad Collection
I use decals on all of my buildings.
I've tried several kinds of Decals, and yours are by far the best I've used.
== Donna, Trainy Day Hobbies
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