Best method for window decals? How in the world do y'all put on clear window decals without them looking all hazy and like complete shat? I tried putting the window decals on my new scx10 II, but they looked horrible. I really wanted the black outlines they provided but couldn't stand how the area that was supposed to be clear, was all hazy looking. I've seen other builds where they look good, so I know it can be done. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk |
Re: Best method for window decals? Use a light spay of Windex. Will be slightly movable and can squeegee excess out with damp paper towel. Let set overnight and burnish the edges with a damp towel again |
Re: Best method for window decals? dont use them and paint a black stripe around the inside or outside of the window. |
Re: Best method for window decals? I never knew to use water and a squeegee to apply my decals. now to try this . |
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Re: Best method for window decals? Hi I apply them as you did and then take an Xacto knife and run it along the inside of the black trim and remove the clear decal part, leaving only the black trim piece on the truck. |
Re: Best method for window decals? X2. Get some fine line masking tape like Tamiya or 3M. Tape the areas off and paint. Practice on a scrap piece of lexan or an old body first. Once you get this method down you'll never go back to decals. Quote:
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